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Originally Posted by Lorewalker
Dunno either person here but the post by the seller was ambiguous in his using the word "grade". The buyer is not happy regardless so for 1K is it worth being seen as a deadbeat, losing selling privileges here and possibly being banned?
Even if those things are not on the line, it really should not be that hard to do the right thing.
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Somehow I think it might be difficult for Kevin to make a sale to people he hasn't dealt with before because of this. He's probably done the right thing many times in the past and there will be people who trust him and those people will continue to purchase cards from him. But trying to make a sale to other members that have read this thread may be a "hard sell".
Just curious, was the card encapsulated with an ALTERED flip? Or was it not encapsulated at all? Any idea what the alteration is?
Question - if Kevin refunds the money, is he also so supposed to pay the grading fee?
Kevin,
If you've had the card over 30 years ago, then your cost on the card (cash or trade) would probably be a lot less than what you sold it for on the BST. Just my opinion, I'd refund the buyer, pay the grading fee (if the card is encapsulated) and sell it to someone that wouldn't mind the card with an ALT designation. If the card is not encapsulated, then that may be a tough sell.
Here are two recent sales for a 33G Gehrig card flipped as AUTH or ALT on fleabay.
I sure hope everyone finds a satisfactory conclusion to this.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/1933-Goudey...p2047675.l2557
https://www.ebay.com/itm/1933-Goudey...8AAOSwXQ1fKs30