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04-07-2024, 08:11 AM
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This was a great find. I love original to the hobby cards. It means that the hobbies scumbags haven't had a chance to trim them (yet). For reference I would really note the borders and compare them to the borders on high grade T206s now in the hobby. My guess is, the ones in the high grade holders almost ALL have smaller borders. I see very few 7's and 8's with large borders. There is a reason.
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