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03-22-2015, 01:58 PM
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Question on Cards with name at top and bottom
While I've been collecting T 206's for quite a while, it wasn't until I joined this site about a year ago that I noticed there were a lot of people that tend to place a higher value or at least are very interested in, miscut cards that have the player's name at the top and bottom of the card.
I was going through some of my cards last night and noticed that I have a Chick Gandil, EPDG back, that falls under this category. His name is full at the bottom and then at the top he has about half his name cut through and showing. Its a graded SGC 1.5 card. I'm not looking to part with it but was wondering if anyone has a guess as to what (if any) type of premium this adds to the card? 
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