Évaluations (12)This was not minor edge wear. This was vehicular damage. The kind of corner that makes you stop and say, “Wow.” The listing condition is now pure fiction, unless “near mint” means “previously involved in a hit-and-run.”This guy got mad because I wouldn't fall for his scam. The card in question was not list for sale. I didn't want to sell it because it had a small amount of damage on the back upper corner, however he proceeds to beg me to sell it to him. It's a $220 card that I pinned up for a $100. If it had "vehicular damage" as he said, that would be the usps at fault. I certainly didn't go out and run it over with my truck before I sent it out. I offered him a full refund if he sent it back, once I received it, to make sure he sent the correct card and not something less valuable, but he refused Amazing, even sent pc team cards with purchased cards /users%2F8759142%2Fstore%2Ff9dc3611-cde6-4415-ad0a-c13585783f56.jpeg)