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04-28-2015, 06:09 PM
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take another 68 card that you know is not trimmed. rub your finger along the edges and get to know that "feel". then take out the ryan and do the same. a trimmed card usually has a distinctly different feel.
also, compare the edges and card board color. if there is a distinctly different color of cardboard on one of the edges, then that's a tell tale as well. 
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