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#15
04-06-2007, 08:51 PM
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Can trimmed cards in high grades be statistically proven?
Posted By: Rob
Seems like T206's can be trimmed quite readily and not be detected, as compared to T207's and T205's, where trimming would readily show up on those issues. So you can get the PSA population report on these 3 issues and come up with statistical analysis and an argument of a high % of PSA 8 T206's could be trimmed. 
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