If you were completely lacking in ethics...

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Posted By: runscott 

You could find a vg Matty portrait with badly rounded corners, and still slice off enough border all the way around to come up with something like the following. Now, what kind of idiot really thinks this is a complete card?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2762947204&category=31718

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Posted By: Adam Baxta

..and say that this card's grade is right on the money. In fact, if I was the winning bidder I'd consider doing a crossover to SGC for a 98 on this baby. Then I'll wake up from my drunken stupor and realize, that no matter whether it's a 1.5 or a 9.5, PRO grading just plain sucks.

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Posted By: Julie

"NNOF" means no name on front--but this card--or 9/10ths of a card--has the name.

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Posted By: brian p

Never Not Objectionable

or

Nowhere Near Original (size)

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Posted By: murcerfan

I believe it is No Number; ie, unnumbered set

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Posted By: jay behrens

NNO means "No Number".

Jay

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Posted By: TBob

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2763981950&category=31718

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Posted By: runscott

But if you drag him back onto the board we'll have to give you a virtual tar and feathering.

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Posted By: Peter Thomas

Since it appears to measure correctly, I assume it was printed last week with those new $20.00 bills

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Posted By: TBob

Bob - I hope you are joking
But if you drag him back onto the board we'll have to give you a virtual tar and feathering. >