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Old 11-18-2007, 09:07 AM
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Frank E and everyone else is correct so far..(imo). I think one of the reasons you see more PSA T206's is because dealers are still wanting to maximize their dollars, and rightfully so, so they go with the mass appeal of PSA. I was speaking with a collector, but mostly dealer, yesterday, and it's obvious the PSA blinders for selling (and some collecting) are still there. I think most hard core vintage collectors prefer SGC though....as they are more consistent, more knowledgable, and more revered in the pre-war space. ..This board is a valuable resource for you so listen, ask questions, learn...and most importantly have fun....Good luck in the hunt..

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