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03-17-2011, 06:15 PM
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Centering on the back is not really all that important when determining a grade. As long as it is not miscut you are usually ok for an 8 a 9 they usually want 70-30 or better though i occasionally see a little worse. print dots are not as enforced on the back. Wear, creasing, wrinkles however are almost as important front or back
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