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| PSA |
   
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27 | 14.44% |
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48 | 25.67% |
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89 | 47.59% |
| None they all are in the same boat |
  
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23 | 12.30% |
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07-01-2013, 05:32 AM
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Safest company
BVG by far has the safest holder. SGC IMO is the best/safest grader from an accuracy and trust perspective. The floating card in the PSA holders have deterred me from buying some PSA cards at times. Although SGC is my preference as a grader, I think BVG after some time in the vintage area will gain some traction for credibility in their grading. But the inner sleeve and solid plastic from BVG in unmatched for card safety.
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