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#30
12-04-2008, 12:36 PM
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Zeenut related poll
Posted By: Andrew
What if there is some "extra" paper from the coupon still on a Zeenut. So the full photo is present, and a portion of the coupon is still attached (but not the entire coupon). Does this "extra" paper factor into the grade of the card? Frank seems to think it does not count for the purposes of grading. Is this correct? Do SGC and PSA agree? How about a card with very sharp top corners, full photo, and what is left of the coupon has been cut with scissors to look like a mountain range is still attached to the bottom of the card. Is this a high grade SGC 84+ because top corners are sharp and the full "card" is intact? Or is it some lesser grade? What lesser grade? I would get around this guessing game by having all cut cards only be able to receive an authentic grade. 
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