but would be happy to own this Detective #33 if the price was right.
Isn't that the point, though? What is the right price, if the the original condition is not known or disclosed, the amount of restoration is not known or disclosed, and there is no estimate of the grade before restoration or percentage of restoration?
Reviewing your earlier posts and comments concerning the lawsuit and merits of same, your present comment is confusing, to me. Nothing wrong with that. But, how would you begin to determine the right price? Yes, I know, what a willing buyer and seller agree to, and all that. However, that is not what you are conveying. Remember, a TPG is involved.