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#5
03-09-2011, 09:08 AM
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The reason has to do with competition to get the best PSA set registry. Something that tends to be lacking from other highly reputable (read SGC/BVG) third party graders. It's that competition that drives PSA prices up.
Additional comment: Don't let this explanation detract from the fact that an SGC 96 carew RC is one heck of a fine card 
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