Gold Circle Around Swatch

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[EmmasOneandOnly]

I asked Artbox last week why there was no gold circle around the practice broom. I got this:

Hello,

Thank you for your inquiries.
The gold frame is not printed on the broom, coins, and the wand props due to a production procedure called a cutting tolerance.

[grecopa]

Sure, that explains everything.

[Roz]

Thanks for that Mike, that is useful to know

[LikORish-Spider]

I asked Artbox last week why there was no gold circle around the practice broom. I got this:

Hello,

Thank you for your inquiries.
The gold frame is not printed on the broom, coins, and the wand props due to a production procedure called a cutting tolerance.

Good work, Mike.

But the answer is BALONEY!
They better get that production problem resolved. It cheapens the appearance of the cards.

[sketchqueen]

Everyone is entitiled to their opinion, but his answer is sound and reasonable - not baloney.

[ferdinand_the_yak]

due to a production procedure called a cutting tolerance.

Whatever that means...

I agree - it does take off from the appearance of those cards a bit!

[EmmasOneandOnly]

The wand box and coins are fine because your really not looking for a circle anyways. Plus the wand has a box instead of a swatch so it doesnt really need one. I just asked because I thought it might be a printing error.

[grecopa]

Hey, Sketchqueen.  What does cutting tolerance mean?