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12-26-2019, 06:54 PM
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Why do these professional idiots downgrade so severely for centering...
But make no such deductions for poor focus, bad registration, or cards being cut short? All of these are original attributes of the card, as it was manufactured (and not anything remotely related to condition or “wear and tear”). Yet they only care about centering. In today’s environment, I’d much rather own a card that’s off-centered than an unfocused image, or one that’s cut short and moves around in the Holder. Odds are the “maraca card” was trimmed, just to improve the illusion of centering. Seems so pointless and dumb to rely on these “impartial” fools when our eyes are just as good or better than theirs. Sorry to derail the fun and games. 
Last edited by perezfan; 12-26-2019 at 06:55 PM. 
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