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Originally Posted by swarmee
You bring up the Ryan, but the newspaper Sports Stamps issues are also graded from the 1930s. So there is precedent for grading newspaper cuts. The main question is whether or not the cut is intended to be clipped and collected. If the Ryan was not intended to be collected, I would agree with you that it's in error.
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Then you should agree on the Ryan, as it was not intended to be cut--it was part of a story. How PSA does not know that, or at least that there are no Sporting News stamps with which this might be confused, is inexcusable. And then there's the magazine ad.
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