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Bought this card as a gift for a buddy. It came in and I immediately turned around and sent it to my friend. The seller emailed me a few days later and said he sent me the wrong card, it was the same year, same PSA6 graded card, but it was a variant Yellow Team name card that was more valuable. I didn't notice a difference when I got it and feel bad, but would feel more embarassed to ask for it back to exchange it, especially after my friend was so happy to get it for his collection.
What would you do?
BTW: Is this the person who the saying "only a face a mother could love" was coined?
Bought this card as a gift for a buddy. It came in and I immediately turned around and sent it to my friend. The seller emailed me a few days later and said he sent me the wrong card, it was the same year, same PSA6 graded card, but it was a variant Yellow Team name card that was more valuable. I didn't notice a difference when I got it and feel bad, but would feel more embarassed to ask for it back to exchange it, especially after my friend was so happy to get it for his collection.
What would you do?
BTW: Is this the person who the saying "only a face a mother could love" was coined?
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I guess if I saved used tinfoil and used tea bags instead of old comic books and old baseball cards, the difference between a crazed hoarder and a savvy collector is in that inherent value.