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01-08-2018, 06:06 PM
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If the PSA site only provides data on PSA graded cards then it's an interesting but not complete resource.
The web portal provides a link that either takes you directly to the auction from which the listing is associated or it comes close by providing a link to the auction house. I'm not a PSA fan but this isn't too bad. I typically really don't like PSA. All the garbage associated with them: the Mastro graded PSA8 Wagner... what a crock of crap.... All of the graded T206 cards from the "Hall" collection - another shoddy piece of work... ok, I'll stop for now, because if I really get started and get on a roll then this post will be toooooo long....
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