If you've collected jerseys from the Nashville Predators early years, especially from seasons between 1999 to 2008, it's very likely you've seen tagging from the Preds' first and long-time customizer, The Cutting Edge (TCE), either on its own or alongside Meigray Game Worn Authentication tagging.  These tags (and in rare instances, sublimated labels) are often extremely helpful in placing a jersey into a set when other tagging and/or a Certificate of Authenticity is not present, but unfortunately, as consistent as the work by TCE was, their decisions to label their customized sets varied from season to season, and even set to set.

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TCE customized jerseys for the Nashville Predators through 2015, but stopped labeling their sets altogether by the end of the 2007-2008 season.  Here, we'll help you identify whether or not YOUR jersey should or should not have a Cutting Edge tag - keeping in mind, that with as haphazardly as TCE applied tags, there are some general exceptions that can be made even if the information here indicates otherwise.  With that said, here is the MOST THOROUGHLY RESEARCHED INFORMATION we have on these tags at this time:

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