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07-06-2012, 11:09 AM
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Old Judge Value, PSA vs SGC?
I'm thinking of crossing over a nice (good image and centering) PSA 5 n172 to SGC simply because of baggy--and still the card floats. What would be current thought on whether the value of the card goes down a bit on SGC, presuming same grade? Thanks.
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