Misprints

[Sean]

The top right corner looks to me like it has been trimmed. Too bad, it looks like a nice card otherwise.

[Matvoo]

Originally Posted by slipk1068

I was wondering if it looks trimmed because the top looks a little choppy. Then I was thinking perhaps just a diamond cut because the bottom is a little crooked too. I would stay away from it unless the price was a steal. I am paranoid about trimmed cards. No more than $20?
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I didn't know the OP meant miscut. Miscut and trimmed are not the same. I thought he was asking about misprint/overprint.

Originally Posted by Sean

The top right corner looks to me like it has been trimmed. Too bad, it looks like a nice card otherwise.

Questions for both. Would they grade this card and put an Authentic if its trimmed ?

[4815162342]

Originally Posted by Matvoo

Questions for both. Would they grade this card and put an Authentic if its trimmed ?

Yes, but it would be a losing proposition.

[Mountaineer1999]

if you are wanting to get it graded, i wouldn't buy it.

[Matvoo]

Nah I dont need it grade was just curious
Thanks guys

[Sean]

PSA would give it an "Authentic" for a grade, but you have to request that they do so. And it doesn't make sense to spend money to get such a low value card graded.

[wazoo]

Card is trimmed for sure...but the corners are sharp and it has nice eye appeal. Even if a card is trimmed but looks nice, it might be something to consider.

[Matvoo]

Originally Posted by Sean

PSA would give it an "Authentic" for a grade, but you have to request that they do so. And it doesn't make sense to spend money to get such a low value card graded.

Yeah then its not worth it. Might just pick it up if it sells for less than 10 dlvd

Originally Posted by wazoo

Card is trimmed for sure...but the corners are sharp and it has nice eye appeal. Even if a card is trimmed but looks nice, it might be something to consider.

Yeah it looks nice

[mrvster]

trimmed


...look at the "dog ear" on the upper right hand corner....it is also miscut....no "errors" on this card( I think description was prob talking about the overprint bar on back)...

anyway, a card like this , to me, is a great example to be gotten "cheap" just to "have " an example....depends on your focus.....I don't mind trimmed or beat up cards at all, because I have grown accustomed to them on scraps and rarities in T206 I collect....in scraps and freaks, it almost gives them more"character" from a well loved card....

If your an investor/collector, them trimmed cards might not be up your alley(unless printers scraps since they are all hand trimmed)

[t206blogcom]

Interesting that the card just sold for $44 when a few weeks ago it sold for $27. I imagine we'll see it again in a few weeks, either graded fairly high by a TPG or listed raw.