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09-25-2015, 07:11 AM
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What constitutes a perfectly centered T206?
All: relatively new collector with what seems like a simple question, though I heard some different answers at the last National. I'm sure this has been discussed here previously, but still want to pose the question:
How does one define a perfectly centered T206 as you look at the top and bottom borders? Should they be equal in height, or should the bottom border be slightly taller to allow for the name/team to be centered within the border? For the record, I find both of these instances to be appealing; I'm just wondering how they were intended to be cut. Any visual examples are appreciated. Thanks for the thoughts. 
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