Propongo questa resa, in quanto spesso si parla di "full bleed" che non è veramente "full bleed", quindi penso si intenda questo.

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Hand in hand with the previous suggestion, our Ricoh/Savin printers actually have an “Edge to Edge” print option that will do half of the work for you. Yes, the fuser does technically make this option unable to print a true full bleed, but the technology will allow you to get pretty close.

These cards aren't true "full-bleed", which is when the art extends all the way to the edges of the card. There's still a black border around the edges - which is good in my opinion. If the game were to go back in print, true full-bleed would cause two problems. Gameplay-wise, you would have to sleeve them in tournaments, as the edges of the cards would be distinctive. Production-wise, true full-bleed costs more.