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trevordchi
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Bah, who cares who is selling it.. It's slabbed.
Someone else is going to buy it and sell it to you later for more money.
Someone else is going to buy it and sell it to you later for more money.
thenumberonemetfan
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trevordchi said:
Its trimmed.
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thenumberonemetfan said:
But the next time it hits the market (and it probably will) it won't be coming from a trimmer and you'll have no idea so you may as well save a little money and get it from him.
And not ALL of his cards are trimmed.
trevordchi said:
not worth the risk. take down the psa serial and keep an eye out for it later.
ru4scuba
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moxacaine said:
There's the smart thing to do. Don't support the trimmers by buying from them.
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nurvanna
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sometimes you have to side with reason and pass on temptation( odd that this is being said about a baseball card 
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it's not so much just the serial number itself, but the autograph. i've stored the image in my collection with a screen shot of the auction and a note that it was in shoeless-joe's hands. oh well.
).it's not so much just the serial number itself, but the autograph. i've stored the image in my collection with a screen shot of the auction and a note that it was in shoeless-joe's hands. oh well.
sportscardtheory
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I pass on stuff I want from him ALL THE TIME. I'm not giving that scumbag by business.
A_Pharis
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It's true that you could end up with his stuff later on (via another seller), but the best thing you can do is be cautious when you can.
I don't blame you for passing.
I don't blame you for passing.
rico08
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He's also selling a PSA 10 Kershaw gold refractor I wanted to snipe...but I don't want to support terrorism.
notoriousrmb
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Even if the card is 100% legit, why give the guy any business? Op is correct, just move on and find a different copy of the card down the road.
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