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12-09-2007, 09:27 PM
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Aging reprints - what is he doing?
Posted By: dennis
eric b are you the seller? if not why would you defend him. it is obvious to all that what he is doing is deceptive. if no deception was involved reprint would (and SHOULD) be in the title. mint reprints get very little bid activity, just look at any auction that CLEARLY states a card is a reprint. what this seller is doing is saying im selling as reprint,it dont say reprint anywhere on the card (HE ERASED IT) ---thats why he gets high bids on worthless junk. 
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