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I dont know about that but I can tell you SGC will at least put them in a holder that secures them. I have had both over and undersized cards submitted to PSA and when they came back they actually float around in there. If anyone tells you that cant hurt a card they are full of crap. It tore a small piece of a corner off of a 32 Sanella Ruth I had. I'd go with SGC if it doesnt fit the cookie pattern of the average card.
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