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01-18-2016, 07:36 AM
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What would happen if PSA went out of business?
The thought crossed my mind today on how so many graded cards (PSA specifically) have values that are closely tied to the registry. What would happen to values if PSA went bankrupt and the registry were to cease to exist? Obviously, there would still be millions of their graded cards out there, so personally collectors would still be able to collect them, but would values decline significantly if there was no registry competition for these graded examples?
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