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10-16-2025, 09:04 AM
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Ethical question re: selling/grading
You submit a special card to the Opinion Sellers, convinced it's a 9. And a 9 is worth a small fortune. Dreams of finally paying off the mortgage. It comes back as a 7. You are devestated.
Can you crack it out of the holder and sell it ethically without disclosing the disappointing grade? A seller typically has no obligation to disclose all facts about a product for sale. But generally under the law must disclose material facts. Considering the insanity and inconsistency regarding grading, is a grade once received a material fact? Maybe next time its an 8? Or an 8.5? This is not like rolling back an odometer, or telling someone the house doesn't flood when it does. I think if you say Mint or words to that effect I think you are over the line. But maybe it's mint to you regardless of the grade. Putting asise the law, is it ethical not to disclose? Last edited by Snapolit1; 10-16-2025 at 09:43 AM. 
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