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07-06-2003, 07:58 PM
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CSA grading service question
Posted By: leon
As you know, it seems like, most borders on M116's look suspect. I am coming to the conclusion that they were just cut that way...sort of a hand cut look. And I do have some that don't look that way. I saw a dozen or so at a show yesterday with about 2 of them looking "trimmed" to me. I ain't no professional but I look for more of the waviness on these and not necessarily just the pointed corners. I've seen too many with pointed corners that were short, and ok..... best regards 
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