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04-19-2020, 04:53 PM
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Out of curiosity -
There’s a lot of 25 uncut sheets of 1979 Topps that all have the Ozzie RC. It’s at $2700 at the time of this post. There are only 5 PSA 10’s out there and they go for $20K plus. With all those expert trimmers out there this seems like a slam dunk. There’s nothing different about an uncut sheet right? Would it be unethical to make an absolute perfect cut and get it graded a 10? I know the backs might not line up, possible surface issues but I would imagine you could get a couple out of it. 
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