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#8
03-01-2004, 10:41 PM
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CJ Bresnahan
Posted By: jay behrens
People buy slabbed cards because it is suppose to ensure that the card is legit and undoctored. As a seller I wouldn't be willing to do this even though I stand behind everything I sell (I will never be in this position beucase I will never own a PSA card again, or if I do find a card I want cheap, it will immeditaely be craossed over to SGC), and as a buyer, I am going to steer clear of a slabbed card if it is questionable. 
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