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Quick question about a possibly trimmed card.

BackwardsManBackwardsMan Posts: 64
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Hey all,
I have recently acquired this card 1933-34 OPC card and I was wondering if said card was trimmed. I think it is but for that price I'm fine with it.
Thanks in advance
-Always looking for modern goalie/Ron Hextall cards.
-CU references- andersonscards, masterzzz1, seth2720, BrawnyMan, VezinaKid

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  • goodriddance189goodriddance189 Posts: 2,388 ✭✭
    yeah it is. phoenix is a good guy, no idea why he didn't mention that it was trimmed in the auction description. here's a scan of an untrimmed '33

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  • BackwardsManBackwardsMan Posts: 64
    thanks for letting me know Will.
    -Always looking for modern goalie/Ron Hextall cards.
    -CU references- andersonscards, masterzzz1, seth2720, BrawnyMan, VezinaKid
  • goodriddance189goodriddance189 Posts: 2,388 ✭✭
    hey, you're 16 right? and you collect prewar hockey? that is bad ass
  • BackwardsManBackwardsMan Posts: 64
    Well I try to collect prewar hockey but most of it is out of my price range. So far I've only got the Doraty, Lionel Hitchman 1923 William Patterson, and an Ace Bailey 1933 Canadian chewing gum.
    -Always looking for modern goalie/Ron Hextall cards.
    -CU references- andersonscards, masterzzz1, seth2720, BrawnyMan, VezinaKid
  • aro13aro13 Posts: 1,961 ✭✭✭
    "minor faults" - That card has a lot more than minor faults. Very misleading. The card has been cut terribly with scissors. The price you paid is fine but Action Coin and Card's description is brutal. They mostly deal with modern cards and I can see why.
    BTW- Nice that you are collecting pre-war and the Hitchman and Bailey cards are tough.
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