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#37
02-13-2009, 10:15 AM
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Identify an Old Mill
Posted By: JohnnyH
I think the main point being missed is that there are still cards out there yet to be known, that is exciting news. Information is information, I understand that some are upset they now won't get a deal on this card, get it slabbed and turn right around and sell it for more but that is the price of technology. How can anything be 'outed', a final price is a final price. Congrats to the seller on his find, he should get a fair price for being the one to discover it, whether he knew what he had or not. Unless the board is deleted this cannot be avoided. 
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