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#10
08-06-2006, 12:48 PM
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More bad news for Mastro
Posted By: barrysloate
Mastro Auctions is a state of the art business and you know the last thing they wanted is the bad publicity that this generated. It is just one of these regrettable situations that can happen to anybody and they did what was right. It's also fair to say that while they have handled about a million baseball cards, they probably don't have as much expertise handling Oscars. You always learn from these experiences and in the future they unquestionably will be ever more rigorous in making sure that everything they auction is what it is supposed to be. 
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