DeraconGouny

Thanks guys. Yeah, I am requesting to send them back. I am very much an amateur when it comes to grading, but I don't see how anyone could consider these near mint. I appreciate your input tremendously as I wanted to make sure I wasn't simply wallowing in buyer's remorse or overthinking the spinal wear. 

https://www.ebay.com/itm/INFINITY-GAUNTLET-SET-1-6-NEAR-MINT-CONDITION/183124937274?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2648

Here's the link to the completed auction as well.

There are a few pictures of issue 1 and 6 as you requested. As you can see, issue 1 has considerably more wear on the spine than issue 6. These two had the most wear, and although the rest of the comic seems to be in great shape, these are the issues that led me to seek your input. Thank you again for your knowledge, time, and insight. 

This rough, worn, edge, runs the length of the entire spine.

The knick on the bottom edge wouldn't be that big of an issue if the rest of the spine wasn't in such shape, in my opinion.

I just purchased Infinity Gauntlet 1-6 on eBay and having received them today, I am afraid I may have been misinformed as to the condition of the comics. The seller description claimed that these comics were "near mint," and as "close to mint" as possible, considering the age of the comics. I wasn't under the impression that these would be in pristine, mint condition, but the spinal wear on about half of the comics is considerable, i.e. it is noticeable at first glance, and although I am not a professional grader, I would consider this to be significant. So my question is, what would "significant" or "considerable" spinal wear amount to in your opinions for comics of this age, and how detrimental might this be with regard to the value of these comics? Thank you in advance for your insights.