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10-04-2007, 10:04 PM
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Unique Cracker Jack.....or not
Posted By: Brian
Question for the group. I just bought a 1914 Amos Strunk raw card on eBay. When I got the cards in, I thought that the other raw card that I had purchased was trimmed because of a NOTICEABLE size difference. After a few short outbursts of profanity laced wishes toward the seller, I compared it to a graded card to confirm my fears. Actually I was quite surprised to notice that the card actually had EXTRA paper on it. Almost an 1/8 inch excess paper along the top. Obviously a miscut, but in a way that I have never run into. Has anyone else run into that kind of miscut on CJ's? 
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