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03-20-2011, 10:34 PM
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Thanks Glyn. I am attaching a photo, am curious for thoughts on how the back of this card would grade. It's one of the most extreme examples I could find, I would say the left to right on the back is 5/95 (but maybe it's 10/90, I don't know how strict that is). There's really just thin sliver of cardboard between the stat box and eternity.
Given that, assuming for all intents the front is PERFECT, how does the centering on the back impact the card? if this was the front it would be called offcut. thanks Last edited by gradedeflator; 03-20-2011 at 10:37 PM. 
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