chipping on early 80s Topps PSA 10s
vigo2025
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I've found when I've acquired PSA 10s of some early 80s Topps baseball sets (1982, 1981, 1980 for example) that there is nearly always some chipping/cardboard loss along the edge, especially the bottoms. It's glaring under a loupe, but when I take the loupe away, I can still see observe something to be there with the naked eye. Does anyone have a feel for what standard PSA uses to let some edge wear go for PSA 10s of this era? Thank you.
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see first line of 5th verse of The Who's "Join Together"
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Chipping=rough cut?
good question as to what was meant by first poster.
Chipping = tiny pieces of color on edges that have flaked off which is common on 81-85 Topps ?
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If a card is cut properly and with a sharp blade, there should be no "chipping".