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03-18-2011, 05:54 PM
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Trimmed card question
I recently purchased some vintage cards from an auction house knowing full well they were advertised as trimmed. They arrived and looked up the sizes for each card in the Standard Catalog. All the cards actually measured out the correct size . rechecked carefully both ways top to bottom . The question is can a card be trimmed yet still be the correct size ? I could understand if it was 1/16th short making it look trimmed but one actually appeared to be 1/16th larger.? Any input on this one would be appreciated! thanks , Brett
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