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#32
12-15-2006, 09:00 PM
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Joe Orlando
Posted By: David Vargha
Using PSA for post war cards is simply protecting resale value. I'm no fool. But we were talking about Joe Orlando, no? PSA and Orlando are not one and the same issue even though there are certainly places where the two overlap. My opinion is that PSA could replace him by getting a dog and taping "PSA President" on its ass and there would be no discernable difference in the end-product. As I said, "empty suit". Do they make suits for dogs? 
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