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I would not put raw cards in sgc if you are confident about the grade
Psa sells for 2x what sgc does sometimes higher If u buy sgc be prepared to get sgc prices back If u buy psa expect to get a nice percentage back overtime Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk |
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Grading is an afterthought to me on most things and not a requirement. I buy graded (mostly PSA) online to try to reduce the risk even on midgrade, but the only company I've ever submitted to is SGC. Other places online besides this forum, and all you ever hear about are the horror stories with PSA turn times, people who haven't seen their cards for 6 months, etc, etc. I'm not signing up for that.
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This is a fun, although difficult read at times....given all that is going on today.
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I think we are learning for a fact what many have suspected for a long time - the "professional" grading companies at times are anything but professional, and a lot of mistakes and skullduggery even sometimes sneaks through. I'd love to see PSA take a grandiose fall from this mess with PWCC and the alterations, but even now that's probably a long shot...
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On a good note I sold my last high dollar(to me) PSA card about a month ago. |
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Increasingly online I go after SGC. It sucks though that there are so few choices there still compared to PSA.
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