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09-10-2007, 11:01 PM
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Topps '55 Miscuts
Posted By: Paul S
Anyone else besides me find they have more than, or have seen more than, their fair share of Topps 55 factory miscuts? I don't mean like '55 Bowmans, which stack up like a pile of sliced Swiss Cheese. The Topps usually line up nicely. Here's three of mine. They seem to have gotten the wrong end of the blade on all four sides. I've had these way too long to believe they were trimmed, plus they don't have much wear -- quite clean and glossy -- so I doubt the edges would have been nearly worn enough to warrant trimming. 
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