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Posted By: Hankron
I should also point out that, as with many baseball cards, there will be reasonable variations in the size-- often due to manufacturing varations. If, for example, a card photograph does not match exactly the measurement for a cabinet card listed above, but is close, it is reasonable to call it a cabinet card. In other words, you shouldn't sweat over quarter inch or whatever. 
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