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10-30-2007, 09:52 AM
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Do PSA Cards Mix Well With SGC Cards?
Posted By: Paul S
Dan, although in general I prefer a black background to white, I think a mix of PSA and SGC would meld better with a off darktone-white background, or maybe even a neutral mid-gray tone, if you could stand such a thing. On the mixed-holdered display, since black is the main color of the SGCs (and the background,it makes the PSAs seem obtrusive. Maybe mock it up first with cheap color paper. You could line the smaller white built-in to try it first. Just my opinion. At any rate, great cards, great display. 
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