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04-15-2004, 02:14 PM
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Trimmed cards
Posted By: Chris
I am looking for any helpful hints on determining if a card has been trimmed. I know there are times you can look with the naked eye and tell. But what about the prfessional trim job? I have heard mixed opinions on black lights. Anybody know if a black light is a useful tool? If so, what do you look for. Thanks for any suggestions. 
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