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Originally Posted by shelly
Leon, if the consigner sends a ball to REA in good faith and it is authenticated by there expert. Why would he have to pay back the money? It is sort of like the Uda card that sold for $85,000 the guy who sold it never had to pay back the money. It was the people that said it was authentic who where sued.
Take the card side. You pay a lot of money for a card that was graded. You then want to see if you can get a higher grade. It comes back trimmed who do you go after?
Not trying to pick a fight just curious.
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On the card side, when you crack a card out of a holder, there are no returns...period. That goes for me too. Once a card is cracked from the holder anything can happen to it. And I don't know of the UDA card so have no comment on it.