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03-28-2013, 10:05 AM
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A nice-looking trimmed card often sells for far more than a beat up and untrimmed version of the same card. I don't mind trimmed cards at all, as long as they're priced accordingly. If they have nice eye appeal, I see them selling in G-VG price range, sometimes even more. Low-end T206 HOFers, for instance, routinely sell for $75-$100 trimmed if they look sharp, twice as much as you'd have to pay for a hammered version ...
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