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01-22-2007, 05:33 PM
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what effect does trimming or a miscut
Posted By: E, Daniel
Dax, to answer your question as best I can, I think a really eye popping example of a card that is trimmed and would thus grade authentic, is worth approx. the value of the same card in a PSA2/SGC30. Usually a card that grades a 1 or poor is pretty deficient for eye appeal and thus I feel sells at the bottom of the totem. A 3 already becomes a collector grade, and often cards like caramels will only come in higher grades infrequently, so vg cards sell pretty well. A 2 lies somewhere in between - and I think approximates the value of the card you describe. 
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