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10-11-2006, 12:12 PM
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Where are the borders?
Posted By: Jason L
I have to say that I am a man who fancies large borders, I got the reference and indeed, the bigger the better. Though only for aesthetics and not because it provides an opportunity to doctor a card, which hadn't even occurred to me until now, and now I'm depressed to think that that is the actual reason that those cards may be bid up...oh well....guess I'll just be happy to have a very modest spending limit that won't allow me access to the more-likely-to-be-doctored !!! 
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