Another underhand selling technique?

[JohnBull]

Cerebus 8, 9 and 10.

 

The title and listing both state this is for three copies of Cerebus, 8, 9 and 10. However, the listing picture also shows a copy of number 7, slabbed in 9.4.

 

I can't help feeling this is a bit below the belt. A lot of people can be lazy when they bid and I could see some bidders expecting number 7 to be in there too. When it doesn't turn up, the vendor can put his hand on his heart and say "but it doesn't mention number 7, only 8 through 10".

 

[Ares]

I dont see it that way

The auction title clearly states what they are bidding on

[OldGuy]

"#8 #9 #10 all CGC NM"

 

CEREBUS #8, CGC 9.4

 

CEREBUS #9, CGC 8.0

 

CEREBUS #10, CGC 8.0

[valiantman]

"#8 #9 #10 all CGC NM"

 

CEREBUS #8, CGC 9.4

 

CEREBUS #9, CGC 8.0

 

CEREBUS #10, CGC 8.0

 

Sadly, if the seller knows anything about graded sportscards,

most card grading companies that use a 10 point scale have NM as 7 or better.

Since CGC no longer uses condition descriptions,

CGC 7.0+ might be NM to you if you only know sportscards.

[OldGuy]

Paging Steve B.!

[PovertyRow]

CGC 7.0+ might be NM to you if you only know sportscards.

 

Indeed. Paging Mister Borock!