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#9
03-14-2021, 08:36 PM
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The 1979 Topps cards had a much cleaner cut. I have seen plenty of Gretzky Topps rookies with a smooth cut. They also have a deeper blue. Overall the Topps card can be a bit more attractive. As mentioned earlier, they were cut in different factories and the 2 companies used different methods of cutting their cards.
If you are looking at a Topps rookie, then the smooth cut isn't a reason to avoid the card. 
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