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Posted By: boxingcardman
SGC has established itself as a prewar card expert service. Asking about a 1972 Topps set in SGC holders is outside that niche. Makes as much sense as my asking how long it would take me to assemble a PSA graded set of Exhibit boxing cards. Answer: forever, because PSA doesn't grade Exhibit boxing cards, according to their submittal guidelines. If you are looking for a slabbed set from the 1970s, PSA is your place. |
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