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Originally Posted by steve B
Most trims are obvious. In fact they feel different, someone who was literally blind could be taught to detect them.
It's possible that a trimming done on a factory type papercutter might have the right sort of edge, and that would be a bit more challenging.
Steve B
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Steve,
Please know that I agree with what you've said here.
As for the, "factory type papercutter," I have an opinion that I would like to share with the group.
For a T206 card, wouldn't the absence of a slightly rounded edge...on one side...the front, if I am not mistaken, be obvious? I have heard (actually, I have, "read" more often than heard) that they were cut in a way that left a telltale sign to look for when discerning whether a particular example had been trimmed.
Again, I am just trying to learn here. I have read a number of great articles on the subject. By far, the one which was most informative was written by someone whose name was credited as being David Cycleback...though I suspect that is a pseudonym...and might just be a fellow Board Member.
As stated, this is a question for the group, at large...and not aimed at you. Please feel free to ignore my post completely.
However, I would like to know everyone's thoughts on this and look forward to your replies.
Best Regards,
Eric