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BBCgalaxee
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Watching ABC's show made me think of a card one. So what would you do in these scenarios?
1. You are at a show where a young kid pulls out a Jeter autograph from a pack.
He asks the dealer if it's real and dealer lies and says "no" but offers him $5 and the kid accepts.
As the dealer goes in his pocket for the five dollars, a $100 bill falls out and floats to your feet with no one seeing.....What do you do?
2. You are looking through a one dollar box and see a 1993 finest Griffey refractor. Knowing the dealer couldn't tell it was a Refractor, what do you do?
3. Same situation, but this time it's an upper deck certified autograph griffey card. Obviously a misplaced card by the dealer and no chance he didn't realize what it is.
4. You look at a dealer showcase and notice he has that "2001" bowman chrome reprint of Pujols for $200. Is he trying to pull a fast one or maybe he thinks it's an AUTOGRAPHED reprint.
5. Same situation but this time there's a $2000 price tag.
1. You are at a show where a young kid pulls out a Jeter autograph from a pack.
He asks the dealer if it's real and dealer lies and says "no" but offers him $5 and the kid accepts.
As the dealer goes in his pocket for the five dollars, a $100 bill falls out and floats to your feet with no one seeing.....What do you do?
2. You are looking through a one dollar box and see a 1993 finest Griffey refractor. Knowing the dealer couldn't tell it was a Refractor, what do you do?
3. Same situation, but this time it's an upper deck certified autograph griffey card. Obviously a misplaced card by the dealer and no chance he didn't realize what it is.
4. You look at a dealer showcase and notice he has that "2001" bowman chrome reprint of Pujols for $200. Is he trying to pull a fast one or maybe he thinks it's an AUTOGRAPHED reprint.
5. Same situation but this time there's a $2000 price tag.
