Sold some photos and the person is saying their reproductions.
I bought all these 1949 Indians picture packs that are sealed. Is it too good to be true? There are two that I have collected that are open in which the Satchel Page photos both have spots above the stocking on the right leg as shown. Not sure if this is an anomaly in the entire printing or what. I have not seen these dots on other examples. Anyway in total I own 44 of which 42 sets are sealed strangely. A guy at an auction claimed he sold a pack and some photos came back as non authentic and he refunded the guy.
Update, I sold a pack and the person wants a refund. He says that there are only 22 of 30 cards in it and they measure 6 1/8 x 8 1/2 instead of 6 1/2 by 9.
I am not sure what to think. Any insight would be most appreciated!
4 comments
tryno2
·6 months agoOr if it was a low dollar sale. Tell the buyer you are sorry, refund the money and let him keep them.
kensgiftshop
·8 months agoIf the buyer has filed an INAD, accept the return and provide return shipping.
If they haven't, tell them to return for a refund.
stemaje_25
OP8 months agoWel well well, I found a set belonging to a museum that has 22 cards and the dimensions they provide are 21.5 x 15.5 centimeters.
If you scroll down to "Physical Description" on the site below you will see that the ones they had are actually the same size as these. They also came in 6 1/2 x 8 1/2.
https://aspace.ohiohistory.org/repos...esources/29345
tobaccocardyahoo
·8 months agoSeems like you have found the problem. There appear to be 2 variations in the set and your listing did not match the variation you described.
I would thank the buyer, apologize and revise my listing for the remaining sets.
Hopefully, your buyer will think you are a good guy.