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Quality items sell and always will sell for quality prices no matter what holder they are in PSA or SGC.
Now your avg. soft graded run of the mill cards may in fact sell for a bit more in PSA due to the much more active registry base but that's about the sum of it for me. Nobody is leaving serious money on the table by using one or the other IMO, choose who you would like to use for grading and go for it. |
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