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11-10-2006, 05:47 AM
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Colgan's - Trimming?
Posted By: Tom Boblitt
and other than some factory stuff where there is a flat edge cutting some of circular side off, I've not seen any issues with trimming. Think it would just be too hard to get a perfect circular type trim and therefore more easy to spot. The biggest problem, due to the paper, is creasing and chipping on the Red Borders on the back. Seems like PSA and SGC give quite a bit of leeway on that chipping because I've seen stuff with 4's and 5's have quite a bit of chipping. 
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