...and the award for most honest seller goes to...

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Posted By: jamie

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=31718&item=5188217778&rd=1

without sarcasm at all, check out this guy's auction. i was floored to see that kind of upfront honesty

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Posted By: Jimi

You know though, I feel the same about a few my graded T205s. I have a couple graded SGC 10 that I feel are better than one of my SGC 30s!

Nice to see that this guy is upfront. They're still biddin' high though!

Jimi

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Posted By: anonymousdave

No surprise.... Based on my dealings, the guy is a serious collector that knows his cards, into vintage hockey pretty deep too. The grade is from the olden times (relative to PSA) and those must always be viewed with suspicion IMO.

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Posted By: Glenn

Funny thing is he's in Washington, D.C.

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Posted By: J Levine

it is a ridiculous price...i also wonder if this could be one of the open and switch card cases that happened a few years back...

-Joshua

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Posted By: Elliot

I know the seller and he is a "stand up" guy. I would have no qualms in dealing with him again.

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Posted By: Rhett Yeakley

I think the reason for the price is that although the card is "overgraded" it will still count as a "7" for somebody's Set registry. And we all know the number is what is really important...
-Rhett

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Posted By: David Vargha

i also wonder if this could be one of the open and switch card cases that happened a few years back...

I don't believe that WIWAG actually cracked and resealed holders. I believe that they had stolen blanks and a sonic sealing machine. All they would then need is the original flip and a lesser version of the card. I asked Orlando point-blank about this on the CU forums, but he thought it was better to ban me than to answer the question (one which he has never denied to this day to the best of my knowledge).

DavidVargha@hotmail.com

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Posted By: Julie

Ask a reasonable question, get banned. Nice folks!