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Alex, I've noticed a couple of forum members stating this. I'm sure this is part of it, but I really think that most of the high-grade slabbed cards were simply larger cards that were trimmed. Soaking card from albums, from my experience, doesn't generally create a 'perfect' card. Most album cards do not have sharp corners, and when soaked, usually still have imperfections that occurred as a result of being glued to an album page.
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That is entirely possible. However, I recently purchased an N28 that was removed from an album and the corners were pretty nice.
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Perhaps Dick and "gone with the stain" work under a shell company...
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