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04-15-2007, 08:09 AM
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PSA "getting to big for their britches?"
Posted By: rand
Psa is a monopoly, and they treat it as such (due to the Registry). I have spoken to many collectors and dealers...its just a big game. They know the choices are limited so you have to continue to feed them cards. Funny thing is, their egos are truly about the holder and not the card. I think SGC is coming on very aggressively, PSA should be disgusted with themselves for not having so many important cards not in their holders. After 10+ years of doing the same thing, you'd think they could get something done professionally at all levels....NOPE. I read an article in SMR a few months ago featuring the lead graders, they spoke about how proud they are and how great their jobs are...time to look in the mirror. 
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