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Andy McKayThis card looks great; all autos are full and viewable. Unfortunately that's not always the case.
Not to mention some of the mistakes that have plagued Upper Deck. The most notable being the Ed Plank cut auto. It was a nice looking card, with a nice full autograph. Unfortunately someone found that the "Ed Plank" that signed the card had a strikingly similar to the autograph of a player who passed through the Giants organization in 1978 and 1979.
Another good example would be Ray Dandridge. Again, the autograph was nice and full (cut from the bottom of a check), but it was signed "Henrietta Dandridge," Ray's wife...
I'm all for these cards, as long as they don't cut off any of the auto in the viewing window, and the auto is indeed real. Granted I'm not going to pay the premium that these cards command.