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Generally focused more on centering, but I am much more particular on L/R centering than T/B. Particularly for horizontal cards.
Anyone else like this? Here's an example I could live with. This was my card, actually... |
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That Aaron and that Whitey are fantastic examples of OC creating value. I can totally see the point of cards like that being nearly exactly how they were out of the pack.
Horizontals with perfect l/r but OC t/b can look great. I suppose in the end every card presents its own unique case, and the right example could get us to stray from our usual preferences. |
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I store all of my cards raw and in binders so unless the card is really off center I barely even notice the OC on the page. I do notice bad corners, however.
I'd take that Aaron in a heartbeat |
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