Need some assistance with this crack

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I just recently purchased a 200g deep dimension tank from a fellow club member (which I thought should be pretty trustworthy). After getting most of the elbow grease out of the way of scrubbing a really filthy tank. Which is why I didn't see any cracks when I purchased it. I got to the final corner of the tank one of the over flows started working my way down and hit a crack. Now I am just beyond myself. I don't even know what to do. I contacted the guy I bought it off of and asked for a refund but of course he says that was no crack yada yada. Is this even repairable? Is a 200g tank even worth that kind of risk? Are there places around that I could possible get to replace the whole panel of glass? How costly could this be if is possible?

 
How much did you pay for it?

It's a big project but they can be replaced. But may not be worth it.
 

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