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Posted By: T206Collector
I just got mine in the mail yesterday and it has a very detailed article about how to spot trimming, especially in T206 cards. It is very informative, was clearly written in response to recent posts on this Board and is a must read on the topic. The different inquiries set forth in the article should be the first responses to every question posted on this Board about whether or not a T206 card has been trimmed or not. |
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Posted By: MVSNYC
we received copies at our NY pow-wow a month back... |
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Posted By: barrysloate
It still takes a little practice, as you have to examine the edges closely to determine if a cut is natural or not. |
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