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Most Outrageous Trimmed Cards

Posted By: Michael Peich

Folks--Having followed the latest interesting thread on trimmed cards, I propose a variation. Instead of theorizing about the advantages/disadvantages of trimmed cards, let's look at some really outrageous examples. For starters, I offer my Ramly Eddie Plank, quite probably the only version I'll ever own. Enjoy. Mike

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