Whats the "safest" grading company???

[Wymers Auction]

Originally Posted by jimivintage

True, but until SGC figures out how to manage their population reports and registry better, PSA will always lead in that department. I prefer SGC over PSA with prewar stuff, but let's face it, people often buy PSA because of their more aesthetically pleasing registry. I'm floored that SGC has yet to hire someone to do a complete overhaul of that portion of their website. Shocking really...

Bob Freeman owner of Simple Auction Site is redoing most of the SGC website.

[jimivintage]

Originally Posted by Wymers Auction

Bob Freeman owner of Simple Auction Site is redoing most of the SGC website.

Thank goodness. I didn't mean to slam SGC though. They are my favorite, but just felt it was time for a makeover.

[Clutch-Hitter]

As for SGC, I've been seeing too many cards sliding behind or in front of the black inserts, and a couple their cases were not secured at all a few months back, well, maybe several months now. No drop, etc picked them up to scan and fell open. You should fix that.

[HOFAUTOS]

Originally Posted by Clutch-Hitter

As for SGC, I've been seeing too many cards sliding behind or in front of the black inserts, and a couple their cases were not secured at all a few months back, well, maybe several months now. No drop, etc picked them up to scan and fell open. You should fix that.

Ain't that the truth. I had a case pop open out of nowhere. They need to upgrade the plastic they use. Seems really weak as well as prone to scuffs and scratches with the only handling being taking out of the shipment box.

[wonkaticket]

The new SGC hi-Security holder is nice…makes looking at cards tough but hey it’s safe.

[steve B]

Originally Posted by wonkaticket

The new SGC hi-Security holder is nice…makes looking at cards tough but hey it’s safe.

HA! No camera pointing to the back, thats where I'll cut to get the card out.


Steve B