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10-28-2002, 06:40 PM
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E92 Dockman question
Posted By: Paul
One of the semi-major auction dealers is offering an E-92 Dockman card. The top border is very sharply slanted (the right is taller than the left). But the bottom border is not tilted at all. It's perfectly horizontal. Does this sound like trimming? How could only one of four borders be slanted during the factory cutting process? 
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