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#9
02-08-2008, 09:44 AM
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Album of Trimmed T206s?
Posted By: Anthony S.
There was a large group of Drum backed T206's that sold at auction last year. I believe it was a lot 30. About 3-5 of them ended up on Ebay in SGC AUTHENTIC holders around November or December. Each card's top border was completely trimmed off. One was an Abstein, I remember, because I almost pulled the trigger on the Buy it Now. Someone on here mentioned that the cards had previously belonged to a well known old time collector, and that that collector had mentioned the reason why he trimmed the cards was so that they would fit in better in the album sheets he displayed them in. I gotta admit I miss that hobby ethos, even if I did start collecting right as it was changing. 
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