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Hi
Just wanted some info from you experts on here. Leon if this post is inappropriate I’ll take down. Or maybe just steer me to the appropriate thread and I’ll be on my way. Or maybe just tell me what you guys think about this card. With all that’s going on I’m kinda scared to buy graded cards from PSA these days especially ones with the new flip. Does the inside holder adjust to fit the card or are they all the same for Tobacco and Caramel cards. To me this card looks trimmed on top. Has sharper corners and a cleaner edge. Plus there is a space on top between the top edge and holder. I looked at a bunch of other E93’s and none had this space on top. They all fit snugly. I’m not touching this card Thanks |
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Number one who is the seller
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Not that four letter company
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I look for "Bat ears" do the sides leading up to the corner give the appearance of being a tiny bid concave? Does the corner project PAST where it would end f there is no wear? Not all trimmed cards have these issues, but I think it's a rare card that has these issues and is untrimmed. With a note to how small your image is the upper right corner appears to be a bat ear to me.
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Hi Bill,
The holder on the inside does not adjust to the card, they are manufactured that way. One of the key things a lot of people keeps mentioning during this whole PSA issue is that if a card is 1/16 off it must be trimmed or if the card is the right size, then it is fine. These may be clues, but neither of these types of statements is always going to be accurate. Prewar cards, and even cards today, were/are not perfectly cut at the factory. There are variations in the dimensions of most cards. In addition, card doctors for years have been able to play play with the size of cards by pressing and trimming. That said, I could see why would have concerns over the top edge, but wouldn't feel comfortable making a judgement without a much larger and clearer scan.
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I'm going to go out on a limb and say I don't believe this card is trimmed. It has a slight diamond cut and the wear looks consistent on the corners. I've seen the other (better) pictures of the card.
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Thank guys
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Get a Carson MM-200 60-100X top lighted microscope. Then look at the edges and the trimmed edge(s) will stick out like a sore thumb.
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Also in the case of this particular card it should be fairly easy to research it and see if you can find a larger version with a matching "fingerprint"
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I would love to see an actual example (picture) of what to look for. I'm assuming for some issues it's obvious, but for others it isn't. I doubt if PSA even owns a microscope.
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slight diamond cut is a good way to tell the card is trimmed. All cards are trimmed until further notice. AND that one appears soaked and bleached too. IMHO.
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Sure looks trimmed to me.
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Yeah I’m staying away from it.
Just doesn’t look right |
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That said E93s can have slight differences in size too. (as has been mentioned)
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