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12-17-2004, 10:03 AM
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Help with Trimming and The real price for trimmed cards
Posted By: Scott
Don't get too hung up on 'ruler results'; instead, find some larger examples that you are certain have not been trimmed and study the edges carefully. Then go check some 'short' ones - if the edges do not look 'right', they might be trimmed. Also, cuts should match up regarding angle of cut (top and bottom should match, left and right should match). Also look at wear along the cuts - if one edge is 'newer' looking, it might be trimmed. ...and as Jay mentioned, 'bat ears' at the corners. 
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