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Old 04-01-2013, 10:32 AM
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since it is already trimmed, and further trimming wouldn't decrease its value? would anybody trim up the sides and top nice to look more uniform?
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Old 04-01-2013, 11:41 AM
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since it is already trimmed, and further trimming wouldn't decrease its value? would anybody trim up the sides and top nice to look more uniform?
That is an intersting question. Is altering an already altered card ok? Hmmm, I have never thought about that. I don't think I could do it myself, it is hard to think about altering a collectible from the way I bought it.
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Old 04-01-2013, 06:14 PM
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Valley Baseball Cards is one of the oldest brick and mortar stores left in southern California...the original owner Max was amazing and a great with the kids...stopped by about two weeks ago to chat with new owner (well, he has been there for about 3-4 years now but I still consider new)...the guy is also great. One of my favorite show dealers helps supplement his case with vintage material too. Highly recommended seller and store owner.

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Old 04-01-2013, 07:08 PM
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Valley Baseball Cards is one of the oldest brick and mortar stores left in southern California...the original owner Max was amazing and a great with the kids...stopped by about two weeks ago to chat with new owner (well, he has been there for about 3-4 years now but I still consider new)...the guy is also great. One of my favorite show dealers helps supplement his case with vintage material too. Highly recommended seller and store owner.

Joshua
The seller in this case was great and sold me a card that I wanted at a fair price. Many would have at least thrown out the "scrap" possibility in their listing which in this case would have been an extremely far fetch and I'm happy he didn't go there. I always respect those who sell fairly and I hope to buy more from him. Thanks for putting a face with a name.
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Joshua and Eric,

By no means was I suggesting that the seller of the card made the card look like that. For all we know a young kid could have tried to make the card look better and decided to stop after not cutting a straight line on the second cut.

My apologies if I came across wrong.

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PS: Eric, can you please report back to this thread after you get the card and tell us if that top left corner was rounded with a scissors? I can't tell from the scan. The other three rounded corners look like genuine rounding from the flipping and playing with cards of baseball men.

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Joshua and Eric,

By no means was I suggesting that the seller of the card made the card look like that. For all we know a young kid could have tried to make the card look better and decided to stop after not cutting a straight line on the second cut.

My apologies if I came across wrong.

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PS: Eric, can you please report back to this thread after you get the card and tell us if that top left corner was rounded with a scissors? I can't tell from the scan. The other three rounded corners look like genuine rounding from the flipping and playing with cards of baseball men.
No worries. I didn't assume you suggested the seller did it. Who knows how many hands this card has been through. I was pointing out the it was appreciated that he didn't try and make it something it is not which is refreshing.

I'm with you on your initial guess though. This cut was definately not an enhancer. Will let you know when i get it.
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