So, the rating in the online profile is correct. 

Thanks for the pic Cvermeylen. 

So I guessed wrong in my post, but this was the only profile I found for this movie without rating logo and R1.

Edit:
The one Corne posted, was the one I guessed.

I can't see a rating logo, also on front not, so if it's not on the spine, there's none on the cover and to follow the rules: NR.

In Germany this is called: "Keine Regel ohne Ausnahme".
Means something like: No rule without exception.

Quoting Prof. Kingsfield:

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There is no Rating on the Actual movie OR at filmratings.com, bot of which are listed as alternate sources for the rating info in the Rules?

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Try just "Halloween III" without subtitle at filmratings.com. Then it should show up.

The facts: At the end of the main feature there's a clip with the R-rating. But this rating isn't printed on the DVD Disc, nor on the DVD cover.

FilmRatings.com:
Title:              Halloween III (1982)
Rating:            R
Distributor:      Universal City Studios, Inc.

The rules: "Use the Rating shown on the DVD cover. When there is no rating, or an unrated version of the film on the disc, use the NR rating."

There is no rating on the DVD cover, but on the other hand there is a rating of the main feature just after the end credits. So what is in this case conclusive within the context of the rules: the info on the cover or the rating at the end of the credits? I honestly can't tell, so I hope some other contributors can 

I would say to include the rating, esp. because it is on the disc itself. If a dvd has the blue rating card, that should override the cover IMO, just like runtime does. More misprints on covers than disc content.