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Originally Posted by jchcollins
I would have a hard time understanding why someone would bother faking a '64 Killebrew and then roughing it up to mid-grade.
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The Killebrew is not the card in question. It was only shown for size comparison to the AL Bombers card. Of all these wavy border cards I've ever seen (and I've seen a lot), all are always oversized.
My best guess is the cards with the wavy borders are usually on the edge of the sheet and the sheet slips during the cutting process. It stands to reason as they cut closer to the edge of the sheet, the sheets would become less stable and be prone to shifting.
4th row, last card on right.