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06-10-2017, 01:23 AM
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Grading
Hi Scott
Saw your message and thought I would respond. I have only been on the forum a few weeks and living in England have never had any cards graded. I have read that SGC are good for prewar vintage and that PSA are good for modern cards. I guess if you wish to join all the competitors on the PSA site fighting to own the best cards in the world then that's the way to go. Also PSA are allegedly more respected in the market place. The other consideration is the holder. I prefer the SGC holders with the black background which works really well. Would be interested to know which way you go. Regards Ian 
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