Bad card sold by 4_sharp_corners

[Leon]

Originally Posted by barrysloate

Hi Howard- since this isn't a vintage card you should put it in the post-war section. Hopefully one of the moderators can shift this over for you.

Of course you are absolutely correct but since it seems to be something this company is known for, and the main board gets more views, lets let it go. A member's very first post really shouldn't be about this kind of subject but given the fact it could save someone else some heartache, I would vote it can stay. Of course, for the most part, post war items should be posted on the post war side. best regards

[Ladder7]

It's one of them GU BM cards?

[barrysloate]

Fair enough. Didn't mean to interfere, but I do like to see the post war discussions in the proper place.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by barrysloate

Fair enough. Didn't mean to interfere, But I do like to see the post war discussions in the proper place.

Hey Barry
I will always take the help . That being said I don't think it is a post-war discussion as much as it is about a not so good seller.

[HBroll]

Sorry for posting in the wrong section. This is the first time I posted on any board and I still don't really know what I'm doing. I am just hoping to save someone some money.
I rarely buy any cards newer than the 1950's but I saw this card in my Ruth search and it was suppose to be a "10" and it was also from a set I had when I was a kid so that is the reason why I bought it.
Sorry again.

[Peter_Spaeth]

If the seller leaves feedback for the buyer or vice versa, I believe you can then figure out the buyer's identity and contact him through ebay.

[HBroll]

Thanks Peter. I will keep my eye on the feedback. Leon is also right. This is more about the seller than the card...... and also PSA's grading and doing the right thing.