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12-22-2005, 11:08 AM
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one grading company says Trimmed, another says not
Posted By: identify7
Go with whatever your objectives are: if you do not accept trimmed cards, reject all cards that each of the three graders do not agree on. However, all cards not in full sheets are trimmed. Some have been additionally cut. Like with the Polar cards: there is a degree of uncertainty with many assessments. If you want a guarantee, then pre-war cards may not be your best choice for a hobby. Want more cliches? 
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