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Old 11-05-2014, 07:38 AM
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Another BST thread derailed.
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This was my card. Had a one VERY faint spider wrinkle, only on the front. You had to tilt it in close level lighting to see. Sold for $720. Great Lakes would buy a card like that, crack it out, and sell it to an unsuspecting buyer for $1,500+

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Another BST thread derailed.
actually you are getting more page views
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actually you are getting more page views
And Bobby W's wisdom, what more could I ask?
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Another BST thread derailed.
Really?

Someone posts a card which obviously has significant issues - as well as info regarding the practices of the seller being questionable -- and you're annoyed that your thread was derailed....?

If it were my thread, my response would be "thank you"...
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Old 11-05-2014, 07:47 PM
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Really?

Someone posts a card which obviously has significant issues - as well as info regarding the practices of the seller being questionable -- and you're annoyed that your thread was derailed....?

If it were my thread, my response would be "thank you"...
It was tongue in cheek as indicated by the emoticon. But in truth, the right place for the post was on the main board, not the BST.
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It was tongue in cheek as indicated by the emoticon. But in truth, the right place for the post was on the main board, not the BST.
Next time you're trying to be clever, try this emoticon.

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I bought one from battlefield that came back altered stock. The card was relisted before I even returned it promising to be authentic and unaltered. You're definitely gambling but I would stay away
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I bought one from battlefield that came back altered stock. The card was relisted before I even returned it promising to be authentic and unaltered. You're definitely gambling but I would stay away
This surprises me none. They aggressively pursue "AUTHENTIC" cards.
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I have a 4, if you are interested. PM me.
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