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#5
10-03-2010, 05:35 PM
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Timing. PSA was 1st by a long shot. I remember sending in my 1st 1952 Topps for slabbing in 1995 with PSA. It also created the registry idea with all the attendant consequences. I prefer SGC's service and holders but if I get something postwar graded it is going to be for resale and it will go to PSA. After all, business is business...
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