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11-20-2012, 12:00 PM
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I'd love it if they started showing why it's an "A". I can understand not wanting to put a grade on a card with a funny cut or one that doesn't measure up the the min size, but those can be factory and lumping them together with trimmed or otherwise altered cards just doesn't seem "right".
I'd take odd but original over trimmed, and have a handul of each. Steve B 
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