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12-09-2005, 04:16 PM
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Terribly unethical practice on eBay???
Posted By: Chris
I don't think it is a big deal. If we are going to constantly preach buy the card and not the slab then how can this be SO terrible. The bottom line is it is the same card and the bidders can decide what they want to pay for it. They could have had the same card in the 5 holder. But it is the same card. It hasn't been altered. The seller has clear scans of both front and back and an accurate description. Is this far off from buying a card and crossing it over for a better grade? 
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