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#6
03-06-2007, 06:17 AM
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Novice question
Posted By: leon
I have a strip of ten at home, all vertical. I have seen quite a few other vertical strips too. My guess is that they were in fact printed on sheets then cut into vertical strips. They are very commonly found miscut, because as far as I know, all were handcut down to singles, when cut at all. One of my biggest issues with grading companies is the grading of handcut cards.....as there is no rhyme nor reason how they grade them.....so it seems. regards 
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