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Old 06-10-2019, 03:10 PM
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Originally Posted by RollieFingers View Post
Museums hire people to paint/ restore artifacts, old things.
Like world war one medals ,weapons , paraphernalia.
It's still the thing it was, and now better.
How does trimming a card now make it fake or of lesser value? Unless it's proven that a trimmed card eventually starts to peel/fold at the edge , while encased.. what's the big deal?
Unless it's a completely reproduced, digital, computer copy. It's THE card.
There are potential problems aside from the one you suggested. Cards with creases flattened out don’t always stay that way. Often, the creases will re-appear with time.

And added color (to conceal flaws) can also change with time. Certain Chemicals used for “cleaning” can eventually erode the paper as time goes on. So the card you see in the slab very well might not be the card you see 5 years from now.
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