1956 Topps Baseball Card #139 Tommy Carroll
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1956 Topps Baseball Card #139 Tommy Carroll
Condition:
Excellent
Ungraded
Has clearly visible signs of wear
Flaws may include:
- Moderate edge chipping
- Moderate surface scuffing
- Fuzzy corners
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Shipping:
US $1.25 (approx C $1.71) USPS Ground Advantage®.
Located in: Whittier, California, United States
Delivery:
Estimated between Wed, Jul 16 and Mon, Jul 21
Returns:
30 days return. Buyer pays for return shipping. If you use an eBay shipping label, it will be deducted from your refund amount.
Payments:
Seller assumes all responsibility for this listing.
eBay item number:156944455716
Item specifics
- Condition
- Ungraded - Excellent: Not in original packaging or professionally graded
- Sport
- Baseball
- Type
- Sports Trading Card
- Set
- 1956 Topps
- Manufacturer
- Topps
- Card Number
- L 55
- Season
- 1956
- UPC
- Does not apply
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- e***2 (1866)- Feedback left by buyer.Past 6 monthsVerified purchaseHe mailed the 3 cards loose, uncovered, in a flimsy pocket cut from an 8 pocket sheet in an unreinforced envelope. Postage was 73 cents. I paid $2.25. I asked for a refund. After several unanswered requests, his reply was basically that it seemed silly to him to quibble over an overcharge of $1.52. That’s half what I paid for the 3 cards and all they’re worth so I felt I had good reason to ask for what he felt was a negligible amount—but not so negligible to him as he insisted on keeping it
- r***9 (28)- Feedback left by buyer.Past 6 monthsVerified purchaseCold, impersonal, transaction: no communication, no "congratulations on winning a rare item." I knew this item was in subpar condition from the photos, but I still wanted it for my collection. That said, the seller's description was lacking: he should have mentioned the loose handle and faint lithography. The shipping was at a snail's pace. The "packaging" consisted of two crumpled Trader Joe's shopping bags. I don't like to leave negative feedback, but I do not recommend this seller.
- n***h (188)- Feedback left by buyer.Past 6 monthsVerified purchaseShipped fast. Wrapped in damp paper and plastic, seedling was small enough to use a bubble mailer. Also I'd like to thank this seller for using painters tape instead of packing tape, it's SO much easier to remove! Will probably buy from this seller again. Also charged actual shipping rate where some sellers greatly jack up shipping prices.1 Chamaedorea Adscendens Palm tree Seedling (#167414502429)
- e***2 (1868)- Feedback left by buyer.Past 6 monthsVerified purchaseHe mailed the 3 cards loose, uncovered, in a flimsy pocket cut from an 8 pocket sheet in an unreinforced envelope. Postage was 73 cents. I paid $2.25. I asked for a refund. After several unanswered requests, his reply was basically that it seemed silly to him to quibble over an overcharge of $1.52. That’s half what I paid for the 3 cards and all they’re worth so I felt I had good reason to ask for what he felt was a negligible amount—but not so negligible to him as he insisted on keeping it
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- e***2 (1866)- Feedback left by buyer.Past 6 monthsVerified purchaseHe mailed the 3 cards loose, uncovered, in a flimsy pocket cut from an 8 pocket sheet in an unreinforced envelope. Postage was 73 cents. I paid $2.25. I asked for a refund. After several unanswered requests, his reply was basically that it seemed silly to him to quibble over an overcharge of $1.52. That’s half what I paid for the 3 cards and all they’re worth so I felt I had good reason to ask for what he felt was a negligible amount—but not so negligible to him as he insisted on keeping it
- r***9 (28)- Feedback left by buyer.Past 6 monthsVerified purchaseCold, impersonal, transaction: no communication, no "congratulations on winning a rare item." I knew this item was in subpar condition from the photos, but I still wanted it for my collection. That said, the seller's description was lacking: he should have mentioned the loose handle and faint lithography. The shipping was at a snail's pace. The "packaging" consisted of two crumpled Trader Joe's shopping bags. I don't like to leave negative feedback, but I do not recommend this seller.
- n***h (188)- Feedback left by buyer.Past 6 monthsVerified purchaseShipped fast. Wrapped in damp paper and plastic, seedling was small enough to use a bubble mailer. Also I'd like to thank this seller for using painters tape instead of packing tape, it's SO much easier to remove! Will probably buy from this seller again. Also charged actual shipping rate where some sellers greatly jack up shipping prices.1 Chamaedorea Adscendens Palm tree Seedling (#167414502429)
- e***2 (1868)- Feedback left by buyer.Past 6 monthsVerified purchaseHe mailed the 3 cards loose, uncovered, in a flimsy pocket cut from an 8 pocket sheet in an unreinforced envelope. Postage was 73 cents. I paid $2.25. I asked for a refund. After several unanswered requests, his reply was basically that it seemed silly to him to quibble over an overcharge of $1.52. That’s half what I paid for the 3 cards and all they’re worth so I felt I had good reason to ask for what he felt was a negligible amount—but not so negligible to him as he insisted on keeping it