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01-04-2012, 09:51 AM
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That isn't your fault RDixon, in the current collecting environment we are in, those companies portray themselves as the "experts" I have been saying since 1991 when PSA first got laughed at at the National, that the 3rd party grading is a joke. It does serve a purpose to help with a lot of online reprints. But the companies should hire or "UTILIZE" experts who have offered them help and even free help.
I think SGC is the best choice as PSA is more quantity then quality. I do not consider myself qualified to be slabbing post cards, and I can promise you that I have forgotten more then the graders know about them. Chin up! Keep collecting! any hobby will die without new and constant collectors. Dan 
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