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11-30-2010, 10:57 AM
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What would you do if you see a trimmed card for sale?
I do not really collect cards anymore and play more in the memorabilia space, but I was at a local cardshow a few weeks ago and noticed a dealer with a few Robin Yount 1975 mini's (Yount was my favorite player growing up and I always liked his RC). They were in really great condition - extremely sharp corners...but too sharp. He had about 4 of them and I immediately noticed when comparing them side by side that the ones with the sharp corners must have been trimmed as they were slightly smaller. I didn't say anything at the time and put them down and walked away...but I still think if I should have said something to the dealer?
Joel 
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