Ebay Seller: legacy_consignments
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Flipping through some auctions this evening, I come across this auction
1953 Campy
I look back and find that legacy_consignments purchased this lot in October.
Altered Lot
Just a heads up for everyone.
1953 Campy
I look back and find that legacy_consignments purchased this lot in October.
Altered Lot
Just a heads up for everyone.
The best pitch to start a hitter off with is always strike one.
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<< <i>Seems like this guy would say or do anything to rip your face off.
Does anyone know this seller's name, email, etc., so I can avoid. >>
Why in the F k do many buyers think that every nice looking raw vintage star card has some hidden flaw???????
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<< <i>Seems like this guy would say or do anything to rip your face off.
Does anyone know this seller's name, email, etc., so I can avoid. >>
Why in the F k do many buyers think that every nice looking raw vintage star card has some hidden flaw??????? >>
Tony,
The card was mentioned by the previous seller that it came back altered from PSA. No mention of such from this seller.
ETA: I give the previous seller "slabbed", huge props for this write-up. Not sure how anyone could be more honest.
" 1953 Topps Brooklyn Dodgers collecttion of four cards:
These cards all have fantastic eye appeal, but at least two have been altered and they all came from the same collection
Campanella PSA graded recolored. The card appeared Nm/Mt+ subsequent to the PSA rejetion we scratched off the added color. It now appears to be borderline NM but we do not assume it to be gradeable
high #272 Bill Antonello looks almost MINT. We have not had it graded and we are not positive but w believe there maybe color added to the bottom left corner
#81 Joe Black is similar in condition and suspect color as the Antonello
#137 John Rutherford appears Nm/Mt PSA says color added and we believe they are correct."
<< <i>I give the previous seller "slabbed", huge props for this write-up. Not sure how anyone could be more honest. >>
I agree that "slabbed" did the right thing with that description but...
You may want to do some research and I'll leave it at that.
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<< <i>I give the previous seller "slabbed", huge props for this write-up. Not sure how anyone could be more honest. >>
I agree that "slabbed" did the right thing with that description but...
You may want to do some research and I'll leave it at that. >>
Ahhhhhhhhh....it appears "slabbed" isn't without it's problems perhaps.
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With respect to all,
Tony
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<< <i>I give the previous seller "slabbed", huge props for this write-up. Not sure how anyone could be more honest. >>
I agree that "slabbed" did the right thing with that description but...
You may want to do some research and I'll leave it at that. >>
Levi where is my picture of you wearing a stupid hat trying to push your cards at a Show!
<< <i>ehhhhhhhhh....it appears "slabbed" isn't without it's problems perhaps. >>
His negs appears to be displeasure about another grading company not grading a card that was cracked out?? How is that the sellers fault. The buyer purchased a graded card and cracked it out. As far as I am concerned, all bets are off once the buyer does that.
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