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Just got my first item not as described from that lot of blues I sold. Figured I would get at least one, sigh
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Just got my first item not as described from that lot of blues I sold. Figured I would get at least one, sigh
What are they claiming card was?
He thought it was serial numbered because I said it was an sp /25
To be fair, there's nothing concrete saying these are really /25. It's been theorized based on people who did some serious breaking, but nothing official. I originally asked the question about them being /25 because I had heard it was so, but wanted to see if anyone could prove it.
I swear Upper Deck themselves announced these as being /25 back when they came out. Does anyone else remember that or am I misremembering? Pretty sure its assumed "nothing official" because the Beckett gods failed to report it and within a year there was so much going down at UD that no one there even knew what they were producing anymore much less 6 months ago
He thought it was serial numbered because I said it was an sp /25
Anyone have any wrappers to see what UD's stated odds are? Or did they even have anything on the packs?
Item not as described number 2!
I would just say that if you're selling these cards, putting "/25" in the description could be misleading, or at least cause confusion, as to me that indicates that "some number/25" is printed on the card. Putting "Print Run (or PR) 25" or something to that effect could be more useful, and fully explaining in the description would also head off problems.