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07-22-2012, 10:26 PM
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Interesting, maybe oversize at one time, lots of bigger ones got cut down to fit the early pages.
What's the top edge like? It should be slightly rounded on the front and have a bit of a ridge on the back. If not, then it's most likely trimmed. If it looks good then maybe they didn't like the slight angle cut one end and straight on the other? From the few rejects I've sent in it looks like anything that will appear trimmed in the holder gets rejected. I can understand that since it's hard to tell from scans and if it looks like they slab trimmed stuff it's not good for business. (Even though some trimmed stuff gets through anyway) Steve B 
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