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07-27-2012, 06:17 AM
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I remember when the card originally came to action. A friend of mine who worked for CSA at the time (they were big vintage guys back then) said that the room was buzzing that the card had been trimmed.
I think this could be very bad for the grader and very bad for folks who depend on getting cards graded. I can't see any way the card's value is increased because of the notoriety, at least in the long view. If so, the Cincinnati Wagner would have sold months ago.
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