Warms my heart...

[JeremyW]

Originally Posted by pokerplyr80

It was cleaned up and bumped from a 1 to a 2. Assuming I bought it and later sold it I'd have the before and after shots in the listing. But it's still a nice looking low grade card. I'd probably hold onto it.

I actually assumed these had been going up as much as other t206 Cobbs the last couple years. But even at what this sold for I think the buyer is fine.

You may be the kind of person who would pass something like this on to the next guy. From your response I'd bet on it. I am not.

I apologize. I misunderstood your previous post.

[Fuddjcal]

1 looks soaked in a chemical bath and the other looks trimmed, IMHO

[wondo]

Originally Posted by Fuddjcal

1 looks soaked in a chemical bath and the other looks trimmed, IMHO

This.

We will see demons everywhere; perhaps not such a bad thing.

[perezfan]

So do we know yet, whether the unknowing buyer actually received the notification/message?

And if so, was he issued his refund? Hope the word got back to him ok!

[VintageBen]

I bought the card as a PSA 2 from PWCC on June 8, 2017. And I sold the card as a PSA 2 in November 2018!!!

Sorry I’m not on here everyday!!!

[JeremyW]

Originally Posted by VintageBen

I bought the card as a PSA 2 from PWCC on June 8, 2017. And I sold the card as a PSA 2 in November 2018!!!

Sorry I’m not on here everyday!!!

It's not your fault that the grading companies can't recognize alterations.

[VintageBen]

Originally Posted by JeremyW

It's not your fault that the grading companies can't recognize alterations.

I had no idea of the shadiness that's been going on in the card doctoring world. Collecting is supposed to be fun.

[pokerplyr80]

Originally Posted by JeremyW

I apologize. I misunderstood your previous post.

Apology accepted. Perhaps it was a little unclear. I just meant that given how hot Cobb has been the last couple of years that any card available today at a 2017 price would be a buy and that even though this one looks like it was improved the buyer would still be better off selling and disclosing the improvement than requesting a refund. That was my assumption any way without looking up sales data.