Nothing against the seller, but look closely.......

[vintagetoppsguy]

Originally Posted by TheNightmanCometh

So, how can you guys tell that it's been trimmed?

I think they're making assumptions based on the wavy cut.

However, I disagree. The borders still look too wide to have been trimmed. Maybe I'm wrong, but those borders sure like wide.

[ullmandds]

not sure what "home kept" means...but if seller is the original owner he/she's be almost 100. pretty mean ebay skills for an almost centurian.

[Sean]

Originally Posted by vintagetoppsguy

I think they're making assumptions based on the wavy cut.

However, I disagree. The borders still look too wide to have been trimmed. Maybe I'm wrong, but those borders sure like wide.

The top border, especially near the right corner, has been trimmed.

[ullmandds]

Originally Posted by Sean

The top border, especially near the right corner, has been trimmed.

sure looked trimmed to me unless they did a poor crop job on the top right.

[Brian Van Horn]

There is a difference between wavy and a sloping right hand turn in the top right border.

[TheNightmanCometh]

I did notice that the top appeared miscut.

[ullmandds]

after looking at other cards the seller has for sale i have to say the colors definitely look embellished to me...no way the colors are that vivid...no way!

[Sean]

Originally Posted by ullmandds

after looking at other cards the seller has for sale i have to say the colors definitely look embellished to me...no way the colors are that vivid...no way!

When I first looked at them, I thought of that "Battlefield" seller.

[Leon]

Please explain the rounded corners with no wear to them. No fraying...

Originally Posted by vintagetoppsguy

I think they're making assumptions based on the wavy cut.

However, I disagree. The borders still look too wide to have been trimmed. Maybe I'm wrong, but those borders sure like wide.

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[Shoeless Moe]

Anyone think winning bidder 1828 was a buddy of his?


http://www.ebay.com/itm/1909-11-T-20...p2047675.l2557