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04-28-2022, 01:59 PM
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Question for those who submit tickets for grading
I am super stoked to pick up this full ticket to "Yaz" Day, when the Sox celebrated Yaz's career, the day before his last game.
As you'll see, the top has "extra" paper, likely from the ticket that was perforated from this one. If you were submitting this for grading would you leave this "as is" or carefully separate at the perforation? Also, does the extra paper hurt, help or have no impact on the grade? Thanks in advance for your thoughts. 
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