Does PSA grade 1959 Bazooka with the "coupon/ad"?

[whiteymet]

Thanks John!

Two other question. Does PSA provide info on the exact measurements of a handcut card like the 59 Bazooka. This question comes from there wording here:

PSA suggests that, in order to achieve the highest grades, the cuts of the cards should be relatively close to the visible borders without exceeding the limit.

So what's the limit?? How far outside the dotted line can/should the cut be?and as I asked above. I also wonder if it gets a higher grade leaving the (CUT ON BLACK LINE) at the top or if it were cut just above the dotted line and under the (CUT ON BLACK LINE)?? Not much room there but looks like it could be done.

Any knowledge or thoughts on these questions? I am sure you can not get a reply from PSA

[swarmee]

https://www.psacard.com/cardfacts/ba...a-hand-cut/169

The 1959 Bazooka Baseball set consists of 23 unnumbered cards, each one measuring approximately 2-13/16" by 4-15/16" (when they are perfectly cut on their dotted borders).

The only Bazooka panel I cut, I left the entire text in at the top and got a PSA 9. I figure it's better to leave the text and cut a little higher than to cut through the words, myself. So then, I'd recommend cutting the same border around the other three sides that you leave at the top.

This one got an 8 about 5 years ago:


Looks like there are a few in their pop report "w/tab" https://www.psacard.com/auctionprice...-cut/33617#g=8

You may want to do a deep dive of the cards in registry sets. But as always, I wouldn't expect consistency with PSA and how they grade these.