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03-29-2011, 09:11 PM
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Cutting it
Lets put aside the total shame it would be to cut this up but that being said do you guys really think there would be a lot of demand for these cards in an authentic hand cut type holder.
My understanding is that none of the grading companies will even slab cards cut from a sheet... Perhaps you could get good money for a few of the big cards, but would someone put out 20K for a cut sheet ruth when they can get a factory cut one? I don't think so. I think cutting it would be a shame and I think the seller would net less money over the long run, unless they had certain cards presold or convinced one of the grading companies to give grades to the cards. James G
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WTB Boston Store Cards esp Ruth, Hornsby and 1915/16 UNC Strip cards and other Boston Store's too. 
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