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05-28-2012, 05:53 PM
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I got a reply from the seller, who gave me a classic non-denial denial, insisting it's "Not a crack," but never actually saying it's not a fake.
I don't know what he thinks a crack is, but I sure could see frosting on that holder, and anyways, the card is wrong, wrong, wrong. Honestly I think this guy smells. If you all get a chance, PLEASE help by reporting this auction. The price is going up, and SOME poor schmuck with too much money, and not enough brains is gonna get taken for a ride! 
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