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05-03-2015, 07:42 PM
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Another grading question or two...
Notice the horizontal white line in the top border of these two 1970 Don Sutton cards.  Is this considered a miscut? It almost seems like the white line represents where the ideal cut should have been, but if any showing of ink from the adjacent card is what qualifies as a miscut, I'm not sure. I see lines like this on a lot of my 1970's. On the centering question, has poor centering become a thing of the past on modern cards printed with modern printing (maybe since the 1990's) equipment, or do you still see the 90/10 types of poor centering even on modern cards? 
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