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08-30-2007, 12:16 PM
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PSA question
Posted By: D.C. Markel
Without seeing the card and examining the card, it's impossible to tell you why they deemed it evidence of trimming. However, I will tell you that the size of the card alone isn't the reason for determining if a card is trimmed. It all boils down to carefully examining the cut of the card on all four sides. 
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