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Posted By: <b>Brian</b><p>Congrats on the grade.<br /><br />Why did you send it to SGC originally, if you are now considering crossing it to PSA?<br /><br />If you are going to sell it, I'd think it would sell just as well in SGC -- but I don't actively buy/sell T206s. I think the more important decision is how to sell it rather than what slab its in. I'd consider some of the large auctions REA or Mastro, although its probably too late for the spring auctions.<br /><br />My guess is offers you receive from this post will be lower than what ebay or a major auction would realize.<br /><br />Good luck.

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Posted By: <b>Brian</b><p>My experience, the two or three PSA set builders paying the highest prices on high grade T cards will by SGC slabs and cross themselves.<br /><br />Given what you said, I would contact privately the top 5 guys on the set registry and discuss with them the availability of the card.

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Posted By: <b>Lee Behrens</b><p>I had a T206 Rhoades Arm extended graded SGC 84, at the time it was the highest grade for either company and only 3 PSA and 1-3 SGC (not sure because they don't differentiate poses). I received $2000 for the card with a little patience. If the card is high grade it will draw buyers. <br /><br />Good Luck with the card,<br /><br />Lee<br />

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