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11-29-2020, 12:30 AM
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Factory cuts vs trimming
Whenever I sort through all of my late '60s and early '70s cards, it's so easy to see how inconsistent the size of the cuts can be. It's also been mentioned how this was naturally the case in many prior issues too, both pre-war and post-war vintage.
With this in mind, I'm curious why people usually assume the worst when they think something is "swimming inside a slab", etc. I know PSA has missed plenty of trimmed cards, but with as common as various size cuts can be, wouldn't a slightly short cut (that they decided to grade rather than return as "min size") still be a more likely reason? Or, am I really underestimating how often the culprit actually is trimming? Last edited by cardsagain74; 11-29-2020 at 12:32 AM. 
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