When selling serial numbered cards online...
ripkenintheminors
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...it's a good idea to make sure that the serial number you're claiming is on the back of the card is in fact on the back of the card.
Here's the description from the auction:
<< <i>Its a 2006 Gridiron gear Peyton Manning super size U of Tenn jersey card. Serial # IS 16/20 Pretty nice card if I say so myself. >>
Since 16 was Peyton's jersey number at UT I decided it was worth going after and worth dropping some extra cash if necessary. One problem: The card was serial numbered 19/20. I'm giving the seller the benefit of the doubt on this one until I hear something that makes me feel otherwise but it's still frustrating. Has anyone tracked any sales of these in the past?
Here's the description from the auction:
<< <i>Its a 2006 Gridiron gear Peyton Manning super size U of Tenn jersey card. Serial # IS 16/20 Pretty nice card if I say so myself. >>
Since 16 was Peyton's jersey number at UT I decided it was worth going after and worth dropping some extra cash if necessary. One problem: The card was serial numbered 19/20. I'm giving the seller the benefit of the doubt on this one until I hear something that makes me feel otherwise but it's still frustrating. Has anyone tracked any sales of these in the past?
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