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#35
01-02-2005, 12:39 PM
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The first card PSA ever graded
Posted By: PASJD
My understanding is that they had their own plastic but not their own labels. So they would take a card, crack it out of the PSA holder, put an inferior card plus the PSA label into one of their own holders and seal it and sell it, and then resubmit the original card itself to PSA, and so on. 
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