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09-04-2005, 04:47 PM
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Trimmed Cards
Posted By: Seth B.
Having read this board for some time, there seem to be an enormous amount of trimmed cards out there. We, obviously, would all rather die than cut a card (except for one poster a few weeks back). When were these cards trimmed? Are there still evil do'ers today who will take a pair of scissors to a scuffed T-206? Do you think any e-bay sellers/scammers are actively trimming cards? Or was this the fashionable thing to do in collecting in the 60's or earlier? 
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