1993 Portfolio International Model Colleen Britton Promo 4 of 5 for Sale

1993 Portfolio International Model Colleen Britton Promo 4 of 5 For Sale

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1993 Portfolio International Model Colleen Britton Promo 4 of 5:
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Up for sale is a fantastic 1993 Portfolio International Model Colleen Britton Promo 4 of 5 card. This is a must-have for any fan or card collector.Condition: These cards are ungraded and may show typical signs of age, including minor wear and corner softening. Please review the photos for a closer look at each card\'s condition.Shipping: We will carefully package these cards to ensure they arrive safely at your doorstep. Shipping is available within the United States. We do combine shipping where possible, when shipping charges are not included in the listing price. Or if you order multiple items from our store, we do our very best to find the most affordable way to ship to you, while at the same time ensuring the safety in delivery of your items. And we will always refund any excessive overages.Don\'t miss out on the chance to own a piece of history with this collection of cards. offer now and add these iconic cards to your collection todayThese were originally discovered by opening wax packs, rack packs, jumbo packs, foil packs and vending cases; or through purchases and trades done by us in our card shops back in the 80\'s and 90\'s.We make no guarantee of any condition of any ungraded cards. We simply take photos and put them up for sale on here, then pack + ship them upon purchase.See more details below regarding any questions you might have. In the event that you have a question prior to buying that is not answered below, then please feel free to message.Where Did These Cards Come From:We had card shops back in the 80\'s and 90\'s. Naturally that was the heyday of cards back then, and we had quite the inventory. We would constantly be buying and selling, opening vending cases and wax cases to build sets and so on. When everything kind of came to an end back around 1993 or so, dad held on to a substantial amount of inventory.....for about 3 decades. Here it is about 30 years later, and the hobby is back! (Who knew?). Anyway so basically in addition to all of the unopened stuff we have been offering on here for so long, we also have a tremendous amount of starter sets, set builders, and complete sets of several different years, sports, manufacturers and so on. We will be listing more and more, as time permits.Shipping We generally ship everything via USPS. We process orders same business day, and try to make sure we have them to the post office headed your way the next morning at the latest (often times same day!). We do combine shipping where possible, when shipping charges are not included in the listing price. Or if you order multiple items from our store, we do our very best to find the most affordable way to ship to you, while at the same time ensuring the safety in delivery of your items. In the event that your order has some enormous shipping charges, please don’t stress. Just place your order normally and rest assured that we will refund you any overage shortly after (once we are able to see the best way to ship to you). We don’t offer any shipping quotes. 99% of the time, what is stated on the listing for shipping charges will be sufficient. But occasionally we understand that a larger order with multiple items can be confusing. Again rest assured that we are not here to make a killing, nor make anything on shipping and handling. If it costs us, that’s what it costs to get it to you. Once in a blue moon, USPS has an issue. If there’s damage involved we will do our best to step in to assist with opening a case for it, and accommodate you in the best way possible. In the event that your shipment is delayed in any way, unfortunately there is nothing we can do on our end. Coincidentally neither can . You will need to contact USPS and get assistance directly from them. Opening a case on will only further delay your situation.A note about USPS:It has become very common for USPS to mark a package as “delivered” when it actually has not been delivered. Before opening a claim or case on , please allow one extra business day to see if the package arrives. It seems that there are some letter carriers that are overworked and stressed, and towards the end of their routes they have a tremendous amount of packages still on their vehicle that isn’t delivered. And it’s come to our attention that the carrier will simply scan all those packages to just finish their shift, and then actually deliver them the very next day. So please save everyone (including yourself) a lot of time by simply being patient with that for one more business day. Trust me, it happens more than you think.Returns or Situations:Due to the nature and the age of these items, we unable to accommodate or accept any returns. That’s not to say that we are beyond making an occasional mistake, and should one occur - rest assured that we will make it right immediately via a refund that is applicable to the error, or a replacement sent out to you. We do our best to create accurate descriptions.