I do not mind Topps Rip cards.

[nosterbor]

But not the whole back of the card missing.




Where in the listing does it state. I ripped the entire back of the card off? And he states Condition is "Good".

Juan Gonzalez 2020 Rip Card 1/25 "RIPPED" | eBay

Juan Gonzalez 2020 Rip Card. This card has been RIPPED. Condition is "Good".

www.ebay.com

This is how the card should look.

 

[mrmopar]

That is where the common terminology can be confusing. Most people think of "good" as being the opposite of bad. Technically speaking, a card considered in "good" condition is not much above fair/poor. Often, at least in the "old days", a good card was essentially a filler

I think you have a valid point though. A new card in good shape that appears close to mint on front should not have that kind of surprise on the back.

Fantasy world here, but every item being sold (cards especially) should have all sides shown in an image. Too much laziness and too many assumptions have to be made on the part of buyers when a seller doesn't show you the back.

 

[Carlos L Martinez]

YUP! Some people are just like that. I ended up buying the unripped.