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Posted By: Rick Swaine

Thanks for the input on this subject. Philosophically I agree with those who think it's OK to trim a hand-cut card down to its intended borders. Since others feel strongly about it, however, I would feel obligated to disclose if I sold such a card. The problem is that advance disclosure assures a low ball price even if the buyer is someone who doesn't care - or worse - someone who buys it with the intention of reselling it without disclosure. After all there's no legal or practical reason to expect your disclosure to be passed on if the card changes hands again.

What are some thoughts on the following?

List or bargain for the card without disclosure then disclose after the deal is done and the buyer has a chance to examine it. Of course a full refund would be offered if the the buyer is not satisfied.