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07-12-2005, 09:05 PM
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Grading of Strip Cards
Posted By: ted
How do you determine a grade for a strip card? Since i am under the impression that these cards were hand cut by the consumer after purchase. If that is indeed the case, what's to stop a current collector from trimming a bit more to make the card look nice and clean. Is it there for assumed that a "trimmed" card doesn't really exist since they are all technically trimmed. Does the width then come into play? Any thoughts would be appreciated. 
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