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#7
11-05-2014, 07:10 AM
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Nubs
Steve-- the PSA 5 Berra posted above shows the separation nubs, but looks like it may have some other blemishes as well.
Since I do not do graded cards this issue does not mean a lot to me, but in collecting the 67 Punch Outs set it did seem that cards with ragged separations got dinged some by graders. Those cards came in 3 card strips so the top and bottom cards would have one straight edge and one perforated edge. The middle card would have two perforated edges. I have seen cards with 2 straight edges, which had to be cut or trimmed get high grades from PSA. On the other hand, the perforation stubs are much more prominent on the 67s then the 51s. You had to cut or bend the 67s multiple times to separate them 
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