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Posted By: E, Daniel

And unless your chief issue is with grading per se and you just want to take a free quick jab, it strikes me as strange to find honest issue with this offer.

The item is faithfully and accurately described and is a memento of something most could never afford. If the quality of the reproduction is there, then you are also getting a representation that is alot closer to the original to enjoy than you might achieve off your printer. If you think it's too costly for the item and the enjoyment you might gather from it, you don't have to pony up $99 or 99 cents for that matter.

Hey, I have a model toy boat that cost me $240 when the original would cost me 10K in crappy condition.
Does that make me a sap for enjoying a facsimile of the real thing????


This board is becoming one big gripe fest over graded material and the industry as a whole......not nearly as much fun as it used to be.