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10-06-2006, 02:15 PM
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re trimmed cards
Posted By: JimB
I have a couple of "Authentic" cards and both are printers proofs that were hand-cut, not trimmed with the intent of deception. But I thought that all 3 of the big grading companies would authenticate trimmed cards if that is what you ask for. They used to reserve that designation for premier cards like T206 Wagners, Cobb/Cobb back, etc., but I thought they had become a lot looser these days. 
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