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#11
06-25-2022, 02:06 PM
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Psa vs SGC
To me, it definitely is the Set Registry that sets PSA apart. Particularly when you have somebody as high caliber as Cosetta Robbins running it. She has been a model of efficiency for her 20+ years in charge. Plus, she is the kindest person in all of PSA. Nothing negative about SGC from me, however, I agree with Peter, it is perplexing to still see the difference in values between the two companies.
Just a quick update on my current lead time experience. 1. PSA Waiting on about 700 cards to be graded since early March, 2021. 2. Beckett. Recently, after almost TWENTY full months of waiting, I recd my large submission back. 3. SGC. Never have given them a sub. 
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