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Old 09-09-2013, 04:07 PM
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How do tpgs generally determine a card is trimmed, by examining the edges under magnification alone, or by measuring as well? I know some cards there can be quite a bit of variance in their size (the white border set for example), but if a card was trimmed a few decades ago, would that not make detecting trimming more difficult?
I've wondered the same thing. I'm not sure how much variance there might be on some of the sets from the 19th century. I picked up this card which I assume was deteremined to be slightly trimmed, but I can't tell by examining it in the holder. It's the only way I could afford such a beautiful Anson.
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