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06-11-2012, 11:57 PM
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Life's too short but if it makes you feel better to hold their feet to the fire for a mistake, more power to you. They are making it clear that they don't really care about the mistake being out there. If they did, they would pay for it to be returned. Take that for what you will. Mistakes happen and most collectors would realize that the wrong card was in the holder and not give it a second thought. Who really cares what the flip says? The card is what the card is.
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