13-14 Ud Trilogy Rc Vincent Trocheck Level 3 Autogr #d/49 on 2040-motos

US $20

Year:2013 Mileage:0

Location:

Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

13-14 UD Trilogy RC Vincent Trocheck Level 3 Autogr #d/49, US $20, image 1

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You are bidding on a 2013-14 UD Trilogy Rookie Premieres Level 3 Autograph 08/49 #183 Vincent Trocheck card. See scan. Any scratches or markings that may appear on my scans are due to either the top loader or penny sleeve that card is in. Any defect on a card will be noted in auction description. Winning bidder pays $2.75 S&H on first auction won, additional .50 per card / $1.00 per lot after that. Must be within a 48 hr. time frame. S&H outside N. America is $5.50 on first auction won, additional $1.00 per card / $1.50 per lot after that. No combined S&H outside of North America unless value is under $20.00. Payment is due within 7 days of auctions end. Non payment after 7 days will receive a Non Bidder Payment Notice from eBay. I strictly enforce eBay non Bidder Payment Policy. Your bid is a binding contract so please read auction details carefully. All single cards sent in top loader & bubble mailer. All auctions won over $80.00 in Canada & United States will be sent via Registered Mail w/tracking number. For prices outside of North America over $80.00, see below. If you do not wish to pay the Registered Mail rate, then do not bid. It is there to protect buyers as it provides tracking information to the cards that are of value to them. See all prices below. Paypal only accepted. All payments to be made in US funds. I accept NO responsibility for lost or damaged uninsured packages. Also not responsible for transit times as they very to different destinations. I do not end auctions early. Good luck to all and please view my other auctions.

Registered Mail Service is listed below and will be added on to all auctions ending over $80.00 All prices are Canada Post Registered Mail which does include a tracking number.

Registered Mail to Canada is $12.00

Registered Mail to United States is currently suspended. S&H will be $23.00 w/ tracking number

Registered Mail is $30.00 - $42.00 for International Orders, outside of North America ( depends on weight and destination)

Registered Mail must be used outside North America on purchases over $60.00

All lots won over $80.00 may be subject to higher S&H costs due to weight. This only pertains to Lots of 50 or more cards.

S&H on items which need to be returned will be paid for by the buyer.

Any Questions, please ask Seller before bidding.

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