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 1906 Lincoln Publishing postcards Did anyone else here win any of the Lincoln postcards in the eBay set break a week ago? I won two and just saw that they didn't pass inspection and am being issued a refund. Haven't heard anything yet about what the issue was. | 
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 Not sure I'm glad I didn't see these or not.  But I just looked.  Pretty sure that was Ryan's set that just sold in ML.  IMO prices for the most part were steals.  Would also love to know why they were rejected. | 
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 The listings have "Sports Trading Cards" in the type spot, I am betting as these are postcards the morons rejected for description. One of the reasons the system is massively flawed as you risk this nonsense or you have to list in a category with little views that doesn't really apply to the hobby. The buyer should possess an option for completing the deal no matter what. | 
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 I don't think it was a miscategorization.  I purchased an R316 Kashin 5x7 that was "mis"-characterized as a baseball card.  Ebay refused to authenticate it, but allowed the sale to go through.   I would hope that you can contact the seller directly and purchase the cards off ebay. I fell just short of winning the Mack, and would be happy to own it without ebay's approval. | 
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 Whole thing smells fishy to me | 
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 Yup, it’s my old set. I never look at eBay so had no idea these got (re)sold.  Whoever sold them lost their ass, and they deserve it breaking up an impossible complete set like that (what a shame)-  the complete sold in Memory Lane for $18,830.  The aggregate price of the Probstein set break was $15,250.  eBay blows. | 
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 I had them on my watch list.  Strange you're getting a refund back. I've bought many graded postcards miscategorized and "failed inspection" but they all were still mailed to me. | 
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