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08-14-2015, 08:58 AM
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Cutting sheets
I am curious in the Mastro thread it was mentioned that virtually every sheet is being purchased in order to cut it up.
Question: If a card is hand cut in 2015 or factory cut from a sheet in 1933 what is the difference. All sheets were meant to be cut into cards so is there a real issue with it being done at a later date. I see a big difference between this and what Topps and Donruss does to bats or jerseys. This question is purely for my own education. 
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