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Originally Posted by butchie_t
We all have our methods. I would keep it and not leave a feedback and move on.
Maybe next time, ask the seller a question prior to the bid/buy regarding creases.
If they get snippy, you probably did not want to deal with them anyway. A good collector/dealer will be up front with you.
I had the same thing happen on a 69 Topps card purchase. The front was perfect the back was not (pen marks). They posted a picture of the front only and made no mention of the pen marks on the back of the card. That ended up being my learning moment. Thankfully it was not an expensive lesson.
Regards,
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I agree with Butchie.
My learning lesson was buying an early Nolan Ryan several years ago that had a beautiful front. When I got it, the reverse was off center. Like you I still liked the card, though had I known, I might have chosen a different card.
I’d consider it a lesson and move on.
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