"misinformed" ebay seller Keel-Haul variant

**Patrick A. Riley** · 10-31-2004

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...931133319&rd=1

The small logo is the rare one, not the large logo

**UKGIJOE** · 10-31-2004

True. If it is so rare, why have a buy it now for only $18?

**thunt4** · 10-31-2004

I learn something new on here everyday. I never knew he even had a variant.thanks for the post

**Rasputin** · 10-31-2004

i never knew you can look at a MINT ON CARD FIGURE WITH THE CARD BACK IN THE WAY

AND SEE WHAT THE BACK PART OF THE TORSO LOOKS LIKE.

**Joebros** · 11-01-2004

Rasputin, it is usually possible with a MOC one to see which logo he has. Just have to hold it at the right angle, it helps if the figure is slightly turned in the bubble.

Is the small logo really "rare" anyway? I don't think so. Just not as common as the large logo.

**rah-digga** · 11-02-2004

Did anyone notify the seller and let him know about his error? If so then he has the responsibility to re word it. If he doesn't after being told, then he's just trying to scam bidders. We can't blame him for ignorance (no matter how much we'd like to).

**Darkhawk76** · 11-02-2004

Originally Posted by rah-digga

Did anyone notify the seller and let him know about his error? If so then he has the responsibility to re word it. If he doesn't after being told, then he's just trying to scam sellers. We can't blame him for ignorance (no matter how much we'd like to).

Yeah, looks like it was just a case of an honest mistake:

Dear texasaggie98,

You asked:
"I think you may be misinformed on this figure: http://www.yojoe.com/action/93/keelhaul2.shtml The small logo is the harder to find version."

thanks for your info. i assumed that the large logo was harder to find because it was worth more that the small logo. I will make the adjustment.

Thank you,
nh18417