Thanks Tim and Steve, Really appreciate your thoughts. Looks like the hanging perforations don't affect the grade too much when looking at that 1983 Fisk PSA 10 example. So I acquired 4 sets; one each from 1980 to 1983. These are cool looking factory sets. I went backwards and started with separating 1983. The 1983 were the most difficult to separate. The 1982s and 1981s came apart much easier with less defects and/or chips. Still have 1980 to do. It is interesting regarding the variation in width and height on Kellogg's cards over the years. My favorite set so far is 1981 as these cards are the largest in size and mimic the typical trading card at 2.5" x 3.5". Again, thank you for your help.
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