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Old 05-28-2006, 10:58 AM
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Posted By: Pete Z.

The card shop owner's rock bottom price is $600 for this card. I'm concerned about the right edge. Is this a good price even if the right edge is trimmed? Is there a chance that the right edge is not trimmed?
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Not sure on the price but 3 if not all 4 edges have been filed down. Jim.

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Posted By: David Vargha

Paper loss on the front as well . . .

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Posted By: joe

Hello HockeyJim, just curious how can you tell from a scan that sides are filed down? I sure would like to be able to see that. The right side does looked trimmed.

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Posted By: Jim F

You're right. It is hard to tell from a scan. The wear on the corners is not right. They are round but but come to an abrupt end with sharp edges. The bottum edge looks to be filed on an angle as the cut appears to be partially facing the scanner and not straight downward. I am by no means an expert on this set and it could just be the scan. I may be wrong on the bevelled edge because of the scan but the corners aren't right at all. Jim

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Posted By: Frank Wakefield

On front scan, the bottom and right edges have a white look to them, like they've been trimmed. The scan of the back shows that for the top and bottom.

So I think these guys are telling you right, that 3 sides might have been cut back a bit.

That is not necessarily a reason to not buy the card.

I would not do this, but so many board guys are so caught up with grading, why not tell the guy that if he'll send the card for grading and it grades, you'll pay $650 plus the grading cost... if it doesn't grade then you don't have to purchase.

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Posted By: jay behrens

The way you can tell this card is trimmed is that the wear and damage to coners is consistant with the condition of the corners. The lower left looks as if it took a hard hit at one time, yet is very sharp now. I's agree that most likely at least 3 sides are trimmed.

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Posted By: Pete Z.

I just got the Sunday card back from SGC in an AUT holder - my friend bought it (you guys called it!). He's now interested in trading it for a card of mine that I have $400-500 into (a '39 play ball Williams psa 2). Plus he's willing to throw in a n172 o'day card that's in fr-gd condition. A fair trade? Would anyone venture a guess as to what the Sunday card in an AUT holder would sell for on ebay? $100-200? $200-300?

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P.S. I definitely would have been more motivated if the Sunday card got a number grade.

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Sent it to PSA, I'm sure you'll get VgEx 4!

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