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01-08-2007, 11:10 AM
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O/T Can a Serious Miscut Add Value to a Card?
Posted By: Matt E.
Recently on the board there was a post of a tobacco card that was so miscut it was pretty cool. Thought I would post this image of a miscut card along with the one that followed it on the sheet. Am I mistaken or is it unusual to see the two parts together. Too bad I couldn't find the one above Mickey. Makes me dizzy looking at them. 
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