Trimming on CGC label for restored books

[jkrk]

I received a restored book recently that appears to be wider on top than the bottom.

There are no CGC notes regarding trimming. I wondered if CGC has dropped trimming from the label? Thanks

[DiceX]

Comics can be trimmed skewed or crooked from the factory.

It does not mean the book was trimmed as restoration.

 

CGC notes trimming with a purple label.

[blowout]

There are no CGC notes regarding trimming. I wondered if CGC has dropped trimming from the label?

 

If CGC have not noted trimming on the label its means they didn't detect any.

[rob_react]

I received a restored book recently that appears to be wider on top than the bottom.

There are no CGC notes regarding trimming. I wondered if CGC has dropped trimming from the label? Thanks

 

Lots and lots of comics are wider at the top than they are at the bottom. It's a defect straight from the printer. An angled miscut doesn't mean a book was trimmed.

[rob_react]

And I know Dice had already answered the question. I just can't help it. If I hear about another book with an angled miscut being someone's "trimmed?" candidate I'm going to weep like a baby.

[Calamerica]

CGC is real good at detecting trimming. As far as I know, they have NOT dropped trimming from label description notes and a trimmed comic still gets that purple restored label.

 

CAL