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05-11-2018, 11:22 PM
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Flip
As far as the Cracker Jack Plank is concerned, I think this is an example of an early PSA graded card.
At first PSA did not have number grades on the flip. A VG card labeled as VG with no numeric grade printed. I have a program from the 1992 National in Atlanta where PSA has an ad with examples of cards labeled without numeric grade. I think this card is from the era when they first printed a numeric grade with the printed grade and there may limitations of number of characters or just general problems that were eventually fixed. 
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