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04-01-2013, 08:25 PM
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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. "Happy Collecting" Craig 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. Last edited by Craig M; 04-01-2013 at 08:35 PM. 
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