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Since you don't seem to really care about the grade, I'm not sure that there's a compelling reason to choose one option over the other.

About the only reason why you might not choose to crack and resubmit is if PSA returns it to you as having some flaw where they refuse to slab it. In that case, you might have preferred to keep it in the SGC holder.

Here's PSA's list of situations where you get that result:

The “No Grade” term is used when an item cannot be graded by PSA for a variety of reasons. For example, PSA will not grade items that bear evidence of trimming (N1), restoration (N2), recoloration (N3), questionable authenticity (N4), altered stock (N5) or cleaning (N7). In the event that PSA rejects an item for any of these reasons, it will be returned not encapsulated, however the full grading price is still charged, as the determination to reject a card requires review by PSA's authenticators and graders. PSA will also not grade items that do not meet the minimum size requirement (N6), were miscut by the manufacturer (N8), or items we do not grade due to being an obscure issue or not fitting in our holders (N9). Items that receive N6, N8 or N9 results will not be charged grading.