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03-29-2013, 07:29 AM
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If you are looking at resale value, go PSA. If its produced in the last ten years though, go Beckett. I would add that if you're going to hold it for a long time (personal collection) either keep it raw or go Sgc because their prices are reasonable and if you go raw and decide to sell, you can grade in the holder that at that time holds the most value, maybe a new guy will come along and become king.
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