You gotta be kidding me!

ozballer23

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• Nov 9, 2014

• #1

At some point this must've been sitting in the sun, how can you let a card like this, end up this way! Not to mention the amount the seller wants for it!

http://www.ebay.com/itm/2005-06-Tri...50495317?pt=US_Basketball&hash=item5b06772455

 

spanishsahara

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• Nov 9, 2014

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Even worse that the seller is a reputable company like dacw! How do you justify charging (or paying) that much for a signature card with practically no signature on it?

 

KB.

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• Nov 9, 2014

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That is really sad. Someone must of had it on display for a long time.

 

izy

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• Nov 10, 2014

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sad i suggest the seller put the card back on the mini solar panels that run the flusher for the dunny thats where that card should go down the sh*7^er.

 

WoobieZarz

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• Nov 10, 2014

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Wonder if you could claim it as a damaged item through insurance?

 

Grindnation

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• Nov 10, 2014

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thats amazing that its up for that price form DACW! they must have paid an arm and a leg to attempt this kind of price.

 

penny collector

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• Nov 10, 2014

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It is a real disappointment to see how such a fantastic card can end up!

 

Mico

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• Nov 13, 2014

• #8

Is it sun or Fluorescent lights. I've noticed alot of auto cards on display at card stores have faded signatures. Not sure if it has to do with them not being in UV protected sleeves but Fluoro lights emit UV rays.