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09-18-2003, 01:35 AM
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How can a proof be graded?
Posted By: Julie Vognar
I have an Old Judge Pud Galvin which starts so far out on the upper left, it looks like a prehistoric flying squirell missing one wing-leg. You can see, in the photographic paper, the line drawn so the cutter would cut along it--both ways! Gradually the cut gets closer and closer to the card. 
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