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Maybe he meant Rube Walker....I always kinda liked him.
To get back on topic..wild manipulation of scans is one of my pet peeves, hate it! |
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Thanks for the rose-colored-glasses vote of confidence here. I will resume my, "glass half-full" mindset and truly appreciate your input As for Andrew, I will reserve judgment until he replies...and give him the benfit of the doubt here. And thank you, David, for guiding this thread back towards the original topic. I found myself getting sidetracked. My apologies to all concerned. Sincerely, Eric
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And thanks to David too, for getting back to topic. I think a few good things came out of this thread. And the scanner fraud that goes on needs, and has needed more light shined on it. Nice thread in that respect.
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Thank you very much for your kind words. Sorry for momentarily losing focus. Best Regards, Eric |
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Jeesh!! Case in Point!! Although this is not prewar, it clearly demonstrates what this thread is all about.
The top is a card I sold recently for $26.00.....cheap, but as you can see by the accurate scan I posted, it had slightly brown dingy borders and the corners were soft (top left in particular). The bottom is the same card listed by the buyer at near twice the price BIN $45.00 with a wildly manipulated scan. Bright borders and hardly noticeable soft corners. Now I don't care about anyone making a profit, and I am used to buying high and selling low. My beef is the manipulated scan that is fraudulently depicting the card as nicer than it really is. What say you? Dave.
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I say - tell me who that seller is.
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Sincerely, Clayton |
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Buyer/seller also won a 52T Kell in a BVG holder and has it relisted...same thing..wildly manipulated scan!
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To be honest, I think your accurate scan actually presents the card much better. I don't know about "wildly manipulated" on the second. Just looks like a poor washed out scan to me, with the brightness maybe jacked up a notch. They do look like two completely different cards at first glance, but I'd buy yours before I bought that second one. |
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Perhaps "wildly" is too strong a word, but "manipulated" for sure.
Dave.
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What's the recourse? Buy the holder and not the card?
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