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10-17-2006, 08:26 PM
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Strip cards place in the hobby today (question)
Posted By: cmoking
I believe it is a matter of taste. Some don't like the look of strip cards because the images are cruder than that of other cards. Plus they are hand cut. If these two things don't bother you (and they don't bother me), then go for it! With hand cut cards, you don't have to worried about getting stuck with a trimmed card and paying too much for it. 
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