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03-30-2005, 02:17 PM
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"Untrimming" a card!
Posted By: JimB
The card looks trimmed to me on the top. The top edge is curved. It is a nice card though. I would leave it as is, or if you really want it slabbed, ask if they will put it in an "authentic" holder. There are ethics in baseball cards and attempting deception crosses the line in my opinion. 
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