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08-25-2008, 12:39 PM
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Trimmed vs. Hand Cut
Posted By: davidcycleback
Just remember that in the 1930s, kids didn't remove their Wheaties cards with paper cutters and razor blades/straight edges. That type of cutting started about the 1980s. If a Wheaties card has a perfect factory-quality cut, that pretty much speaks for itself about when it was cut. 
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