Kudo's to PSA for the "handcut" designation

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05-28-2007, 03:05 PM

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Kudo's to PSA for the "handcut" designation

Posted By: E, Daniel

I too am a believer in numerical grades for cut down strip cards. They were intended to be seperated, and the logical progression for grading their condition is to judge that cutting effort, along with the other condition assessments.
I'm also good with including the hand cut designation at top of the flip for all cut down strips, just so that any buyer can be instantly aware the card IS in fact a strip card - and not an issue that was cut down during the manufacturing/packaging phase.

Daniel

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