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Permalink Reply by Cory Clarkson on June 1, 2015 at 8:21am

high prices but everything looks good to me

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Permalink Reply by Dan Gregory on June 1, 2015 at 12:53pm

Agree with Cory, nothing jumping out at me as bad but prices are a little high

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Permalink Reply by Robin on October 16, 2017 at 2:46am

Is that the one with the wee black cards and holograms? Can you send a photo of the card?

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Permalink Reply by Samuel John Clifford on October 16, 2017 at 6:11am

Their "Hateful Eight" and "Scott Pilgrim" stuff is fine!

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Permalink Reply by Michael on November 4, 2018 at 5:54am

I would highly recommend staying away from this dealer.  I consider him very unprofessional and extremely untrustworthy.  As a horror fan, I was recently looking to obtain an autographed photo of Kyle Richards as Lindsey Wallace from 1978's Halloween.  She does not do convention appearances and, thus, was not at the recent 40 year reunion in Pasadena, CA.  This dealer had multiple signed photos of both her and the other young cast member, Brian Andrews, who played Tommy Doyle in the film.  As a collector, I always prefer items where the signer also includes the name of their character role.  All of my other Halloween memorabilia contains this as I was fortunate to meet them all personally.  I emailed this seller asking if they had such a piece from Kyle Richards, and they responded that they did along with a picture to prove it. They informed me that they would list it on eBay if I wanted it, and because I very much wanted the piece, and explained to them I would be making an offer once they did.  Well, they never listed the item.  This went on for almost 2 weeks of continuous back and forth with them making excuse after excuse saying they were either too tired from work or just didn't get around to it yet and would do it the next day, etc. Ultimately, they never listed the item.  However, I did notice they evidently had time to go onto eBay and lower the prices and revise the auction pages of the other similar items they had listed without the character names included.  When I called this out and explained that I couldn't help but assume they simply had changed their mind and no longer wanted to sell the piece I wanted, they suddenly stopped responding.  This was very inconsiderate to not only a customer but also to a fellow fan.  It was highly unprofessional.  I also would have gladly been willing to pay more for the item simply for the inclusion of the character name alone.  My personal experience is this individual lacks integrity in dealings with their customers, and I personally will never purchase from them personally or recommend their services to anyone. If he decided to change his mind, all he had to do was explain as such, and although I would have been very disappointed, I'd have understood.  I did nothing but remain consistent and true to my word in my desire to offer a sale, and the only reason I wanted to purchase the item as quickly as possible is because I knew shortly after the 40 year reunion convention, many fans--especially those who were unable to attend--would have been looking to buy such memorabilia, and I wanted to be sure I obtained one which I have been looking for for years.  My hunch was correct since another dealer who I know to be reliable did indeed confirm this by informing me that his Halloween memorabilia had been selling quickly after the convention. 

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