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Old 07-30-2004, 04:39 PM
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I have spoken to Sean at SGC several times on the telephone. I have the highest respect for SGC and the way they grade there cards. Without questions they have the very best holder in the card grading industry. They are extremely friendy and they have always answered any question(s) that I ever had. There is no comparsion between then and was is the name of that company SPA, APS, no PSA such a bitter word to use. There is just not enought words to describe those people. I read somewhere where a circus came to town and when the circus was over the company came up missing a bunch of clowns. Well come to find out later on they were working for PSA/Collector Universe. Now I understand there SOP and SGP Standard Operating Procedures and Standard Grading Proceduries. This is why they had to place there grading procedures on there own web site. Not for the customer to read and understand, but for themself to understand. (They seen to forget quite often what they are doing). They just do not understand there own policy and procedures. I wish Joe Orlando or David Hall would at the very least make some comments on this web site explaining to us good people how PSA/Collector Universe got themself in a position where they are today with unsatifactory rating by the Better Business Bureau. They should just pat themselves on there own back for a job well done.

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