Does Buyer Get the PSA 8 Titled or the PSA 6 Pic'd?

PoppaJ · July 22, 2009 5:51AM

1967 Mantle PSA 8 ... Under $200?

PoppaJ

lsutigers1973 · July 22, 2009 5:54AM

My guess is the buyer gets robbed of $200.

gameusedhoop · July 22, 2009 6:30AM

Buyer paid going rate for a PSA 6. Assuming he gets the PSA 6 he will probably contact the seller and ask where the PSA 8 that was described is. I imagine that the seller may have to pay for his mistake in some sort of refund etc. to the buyer to keep the card. $50 may make the problem go away. We'll have to wait and see what is left for FB.

Edit: just see that the seller is from New Zealand?? and has very low feedback, thinkBill is right, $200 was just donated to a Kiwi.

okposo21 · July 22, 2009 6:51AM

he has sold cards before to people who have left him positive feedback, so you never know.

But I wouldn't be too optimistic if I was the buyer.

Ahzzy · July 22, 2009 7:13AM

same type of thing happened to me a couple weeks back when I bid on a topps traded bonds RC from 4sharpcorners. Title said description said PSA10 and I received a BCCG10 that was pictured.

WinPitcher · July 22, 2009 8:07AM

Best thing to do here was to email the seller before placing a bid.

Happened to me once too.

Title said PSA 8

Picture showed a 7

Description said PSA 7

Of course the buyer insisted I send him an 8.

I asked him did you bother to look at the picture and read the description?

I refunded him, and he went on and bought many more cards from me.

Steve

WinPitcher · July 23, 2009 4:59AM

According to the seller the buyer gets an 8.

Steve

Does Buyer Get the PSA 8 Titled or the PSA 6 Pic'd?

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