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05-30-2018, 02:42 PM
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The Cassius clay card is not even centered well. I get the the card in the top is of this card makes it difficult to cut the top correctly.
I’ve posted about 1977 Topps Walter Payton uncut sheets. This card has a bunch of uncut sheet. It is also a notoriously hard hard to find in top condition. So if someone bought this sheet had it cut perfectly and the other flaws were not present. So the card graded a psa 10 you would be fine with this? Or only if PSA put hand cut on the flip?
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