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07-09-2007, 12:44 PM
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Would someone explain to me why one of these cards has a qualifier and the other does not?
Posted By: scott fandango
yes, if a name is cut off, it may earn a MC...but when you blow that scan up, you can see that the plastic ledge obscures the view, leading one to believe it may be miscut, when in fact the entire name is there... 
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