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09-22-2009, 06:44 PM
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All very good points! Now I have to ask... what affects a card's grading score more: rounded corners or one that's off center? In other words, from a collector's stance, would you prefer a card that is centered decently with rounded corners and hasn't been trimmed; or one that has sharp corners, trimmed slightly, but now the centering is a little off?
I have purchased several 206s from Ebay, both graded and not graded, and I surely want my cards to retain their value; however, the way you guys answer this question may effect the what I look at auction items in the future, especially on the non graded cards. Thanks for the insight guys! 
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