This may sound like an insanely stupid question, but what is considered a full bleed autograph card?
I always thought it meant, the autograph is on the card itself, not on a sticker. But apparently this is not all true, like with Game of Thrones, where all signatures are on cards.
Does it depend on the card design?

A quick explanation would be extremely welcome.

full bleed means there's no border - the picture takes up the whole card

Aaaaaaaaaahhhhhhh!!! Thank you!!!

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Originally posted by tangent:
full bleed means there's no border - the picture takes up the whole card

which is kinda funny because if you think about it the white area at the bottom for the autograph is a kinda border

I'm more familar to that term (full bleed) for sketch cards. I didn't know it meant much on autograph cards. Good to know.