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12-05-2011, 01:57 PM
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Old Judge
I know very little about OJs (which I shall now prove definitively), but I think the problems reflected by the price are the back damage and the inconsistency of the edges. While OJs may not all be cut cleanly, wavier edges suggest hand-cutting or trimming. The discoloration on the right side is not bad nor terribly distracting, and the image is good. I don't know how it would grade with the back damage and questionable edges, but with such a clear image, i think the price is probably about right.
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