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#13
07-10-2008, 03:08 PM
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Are trimmed cards becoming more accepted?
Posted By: Bob
I am a firm believer that someday in the future the price of a lightly (if at all)trimmed card in an SGC holder graded authentic will rival the price of an SGC 30 card. Not many agree with me, but I think in the future this could happen. We are already seeing hard to find and also HOFer prewar cards in great shape except lightly trimmed and slabbed "auth" bringing higher and higher prices. 
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