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06-21-2012, 03:23 PM
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Since PSA has no clue if a card has been trimmed, and they are supposedly experts, I don't know if there is any fool proof way of telling. You just go with your gut feeling, experience at looking at many cards through the years, etc. Many pre-war Registry cards with PSA 8s and 9s appear trimmed to these old eyes.
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