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04-11-2010, 08:04 AM
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I believe so
PSA is really sketchy on these. I had a die cut one graded at the national last year that they put in an "A" holder also - they had to be pushed a bit to even grade it?? The non die cut ones are truly "proofs" and as such per PSA standards would not get a numeric grade. Hope that helps.
-Howard 
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