I wonder if the dude with the paper cutter lost his finger on this one?

[danmckee]

Hi Kevin

Are yours cut crazy on top with a matching backwards bottom cut?

That is fine

When the 2 cuts are way off, the card is HACKED!

Dan

[danmckee]

Kevin please post a few, I will gladly share my non-3rd party grading opinion

[Leon]

Originally Posted by danmckee

Kevin please post a few, I will gladly share my non-3rd party grading opinion

Dan'o, "3rd party grading" is in fact already taken. First class and second class already taken too. We still have 4th class available? Will that work for you? I can see it now......

DAN's 4th Class Grading Company

Kind of rolls off your tongue.

[danmckee]

Originally Posted by Leon

Dan'o, "3rd party grading" is in fact already taken. First class and second class already taken too. We still have 4th class available? Will that work for you? I can see it now......

DAN's 4th Class Grading Company

Kind of rolls off your tongue.

Are you telling me to "shut up" and I am not catching on?

Sorry but email me and I will gladly "shut up" for you

you know that

[MW1]

Dan,

I've seen quite a few T206s that have an irregular factory cut on the top like that. It's really not that unusual. Without an in-person visual examination of the card it's impossible to tell if it has been trimmed after the fact, but I would guess that it is not.

[danmckee]

Really? Looks obvious to me after 43 years of collecting T206.

If the angle cut matches top and bottom then yes, I agree with you

But with a straight bottom and a paper cutter top, this is blatantly HACKED!

I promise you I would receive 100 authentics if I popped it and submitted it that many times.

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If a card is on the bottom of the sheet, then it is possible to for the top and bottom angles to not match, correct?

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Is the Lajoie port on the bottom of the sheet?

[MW1]

Dan,

I greatly admire your knowledge, passion, and enthusiasm for this great hobby but I think you're a bit off on this one.

Both the top and bottom of the card are cut at the same angle, though the top is more pronounced. Again, not that unusual for someone who has viewed hundreds of thousands of T206s.