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Originally Posted by calvindog
I don't agree. If you post an expensive card like that on ebay with a clean front and don't post a picture of the back or even mention that the back has significant damage -- that's bad news. Why else would the seller not post a scan of the back but to mislead the potential buyer? He bought the card days ago and now wants to flip it for twice the price. He can do that, possibly, as long as he doesn't show the damaged back.
In addition: if he was honest, why not post my question on his listing? Clearly he wants this info about the back to not affect potential buyers.
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This is 100% correct. I've been burned by this same scenario, but at least it was on a low end card. Lesson learned.
Sincerely, Clayton