Topps cutting was not, and still is not, quite precise and perfect. Cards can be cut slightly short or slightly too big naturally; though we all know why you usually see them short. 1962 doesn't, in my experience, have this problem any more or less than other Topps issues. The black borders tend to make 1962's a top trimming candidate as a slight trim job can give a much more noticeable increase than white-border cards that don't show as much wear on the edge.
PSA grades tons of altered cards, and rejects tons of others. You're odds of getting them slabbed are a dice roll.
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