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#21
02-09-2006, 08:43 AM
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Submissions from different people......oh well.
Posted By: Robert
GAI is not the only one that does it I see PSA cards fro sale by 707 sportscards and Joe's to big dealers and almost every card I see they post are at least 1 grade higher then they should. It is not fair and grading companies should be completely neutral but the are not. I am sure SGC is just as guilty with their big dealers. That is why you should buy the card and not the holder as stated 1000's of times in this forum. 
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