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11-24-2020, 10:31 AM
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The slab has decent eye appeal. I love that there is another option but this just seems like Beckett all over again, does it not? I think the most important aspect in a grading co is not what the holder looks like but who is grading the stuff we send in. I have never bought a Beckett graded card nor sent one to them for grading so...
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I don't know if I'm a fan of the holder. They probably should have something like the black label that Beckett has for 10's. Right now, the TPG's are broken down into:
PSA: best set registry, highest resale value SGC: best, most consistent graders Beckett: best holders (ie. best card protection), best for modern cards? I wonder what will differentiate CSG?
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