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Old 06-05-2014, 07:49 PM
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David,
That's terrible. I'm so sorry. Can you tell how much damage was done to those cabinet cards from the time they were photographed for auction?

I hope SGC fixes this issue, and fast. I also hope they make restitution in your case, because that should have never happened.

I can't believe SGC hasn't resolved this issue by now.
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I had the exact thing happen on the card pictured below last year. Fortunately it wasn't damaged, at least based on a detailed comparison with the auction scan. But it was pretty disconcerting when I opened the package, everything seemed to be flying all over the place.

Also happened on a less expensive card purchased earlier this year from a Board member.
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I had the exact thing happen on the card pictured below last year. Fortunately it wasn't damaged, at least based on a detailed comparison with the auction scan. But it was pretty disconcerting when I opened the package, everything seemed to be flying all over the place.

Also happened on a less expensive card purchased earlier this year from a Board member.
Beautiful Cobb Peter!
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Old 06-05-2014, 08:38 PM
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I had the exact thing happen on the card pictured below last year. Fortunately it wasn't damaged, at least based on a detailed comparison with the auction scan. But it was pretty disconcerting when I opened the package, everything seemed to be flying all over the place.

Also happened on a less expensive card purchased earlier this year from a Board member.
When I got my first Walter Johnson portrait last year, it was out as well. Fortunately, there was no damage, and I was able to tap it back into place. But it freaked me out. My first valuable pre-war card, and it was pinned against the plastic slab.
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David, that's maddening.
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SGC, if your reading this get your act together! Totally unacceptable.

And we place our trust in these guys based on this? Piss poor!!
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David, that's maddening.
No hot of the press reaction from Dave?
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That Cobb looks a little short.
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Complete failure of a primary function of their product. I cannot imagine that any SGC executive finds this problem anything less that a huge embarrassment.
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That Cobb looks a little short.
Not as short as the tip top Wagner.
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Not as short as the tip top Wagner.
Mine is a Lionel Carter card. Yours? No.
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Mine is a Lionel Carter card. Yours? No.
Ah yes, submitted by Legendary. Or was it still Mastro?
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Not as short as the tip top Wagner.
PS the offers have been nothing short of hilarious.
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PS the offers have been nothing short of hilarious.
Did you expect otherwise?
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