Cutting sheets

[conor912]

Originally Posted by bnorth

Like most things everyone has a different opinion. I own several full sheets and over the years have cut several of them up.

From my experience in telling everyone the cards being sold are professionally(hand) cut from a full sheet. Very few wont buy the card but most wont pay the same for the hand cut cards as they will for factory cut cards.

Professionally hand cut?

[bnorth]

Originally Posted by conor912

Professionally hand cut?

Lol yes. A friend own a framing gallery so I use his professional really expensive matting cutter to cut sheets. When I cut them using that all the cards are 2 1/2" X 3 1/2" like they should be not various sizes like most hand cut cards.

What would be an accepted or general tolerance to the standard size of a particular issue such as 1935 Goudey 4 in 1 to being long and short

[t206blogcom]

An old card cut today was never distributed in a pack. That's a big difference in my opinion.

[ksabet]

Originally Posted by t206blogcom

An old card cut today was never distributed in a pack. That's a big difference in my opinion.

So you don't think 1915 CJ's are not worthy of collecting? No TPG should ever grade a Lajoie either.

Neither were ever in packs.