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#4
06-05-2006, 10:23 PM
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1888 R & S Die Cuts
Posted By: davidcycleback
They can grade Mint when punched out (no tabs). They were physcally designed to be removed, with no scissors cutting required. I would compare them to the Sports Illustrated for Kids Tiger Woods cards, which had perforated edges so they could be removed from the sheet of cards inserted into the magazine. The Tiger Woods card can receive a grade of Mint from all the major graders, and I beleive a single R & S can too. 
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