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DetectiveRiddle #1357

At an antique shop, Mr. Pratt is selling a 1912 postcard for $800.

Mr. Pratt says

“My great-grandma mailed it from New York in April 1912, the day she watched the Titanic steam into the harbor. It still has the original stamp.”

Why should the buyer walk away?

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Detective Riddle: At an antique shop, Mr. Pratt is selling a 1912 postcard for $800. Mr. Pratt: "My great-grandma mailed it from New York in April 1912, the day she watched the Titanic steam into the harbor. It still has the original stamp." Why should the buyer walk away?
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