Question about high end graded cards being trimmed

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01-21-2007, 07:01 PM

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Question about high end graded cards being trimmed

Posted By: Hal Lewis

I thought I had always heard that the T206's could be "soaked and pressed" as well to make them slightly BIGGER than normal (but also a touch flatter).

Then, once they are bigger... they can be "trimmed" down to normal size again... but with sharp corners.

Isn't this the common card doctoring method?

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