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07-17-2010, 10:48 AM
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The good thing about SGC vs. PSA is that they dont require you to join a "club" with fees that dont even go toward grading. That, plus the fact that SGC is running a special this month for any cards valued at $250 or less, they will grade for $6 each, but you have to submit a minimum of 10 cards. Still, $60 + insurance and shipping will still cost less that the same submission at PSA. Just something to think about.
Brandon 
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