SGC is cranking on recent subs....WOW!!!!!!!

[Jcosta19]

Originally Posted by vtgmsc

Got them today!~



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Great bunch of cards! For your PC or will we see some for sale?

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[vthobby]

Originally Posted by Jcosta19

Great bunch of cards! For your PC or will we see some for sale?

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Sorry, just enjoying them now, that goes for you too Wazoo!

Peace, Mike

[vthobby]

Sent a LARGE order today. Almost 20K worth of cards.

Will post turnaround times when they return! Curious to see if the shutdown of PSA and BGS has affected SGC times.

We will see!

Peace, Mike

[Peter_Spaeth]

If there was no SGC would you SGC guys go PSA, Beckett, or CSG?

[perezfan]

Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth

If there was no SGC would you SGC guys go PSA, Beckett, or CSG?

I don't like any of those choices, and would add "raw" to the list.

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by perezfan

I don't like any of those choices, and would add "raw" to the list.

Fluid world. Could happen.

[perezfan]

Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth

Fluid world. Could happen.

Yep... nobody is long for this world as long as there are bigger fish in the sea.

[Tyruscobb]

Originally Posted by perezfan

I don't like any of those choices, and would add "raw" to the list.

I understand “raw” means an ungraded card. However, graded or ungraded, we all view our cards through plastic. Even if a card is “raw,” the owner, especially if it is a high dollar card, probably keeps it in a one-touch, card saver, top loader, recessed screw down, binder, etc. and never physically touches the actual card.

Who is handling actual raw cards in their collection? I doubt anyone wants to run the risk of damaging a corner, getting oil from your fingers on it, etc. If I have to view a card through plastic - in some for or another - I’d rather view it through a TPGs plastic. To each their own.

[steve B]

Originally Posted by Tyruscobb

I understand “raw” means an ungraded card. However, graded or ungraded, we all view our cards through plastic. Even if a card is “raw,” the owner, especially if it is a high dollar card, probably keeps it in a one-touch, card saver, top loader, recessed screw down, binder, etc. and never physically touches the actual card.

Who is handling actual raw cards in their collection? I doubt anyone wants to run the risk of damaging a corner, getting oil from your fingers on it, etc. If I have to view a card through plastic - in some for or another - I’d rather view it through a TPGs plastic. To each their own.

I handle the actual cards occasionally on prewar cards.
Postwar, very little of what I have is even in penny sleeves.

[tnosmoothly]

Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth

If there was no SGC would you SGC guys go PSA, Beckett, or CSG?

It would depend on exact card and condition and my timeline, but most likely PSA if there was no need to turn for sale.
I've sent two orders into SGC in the last month with some cheaper modern and some decent vintage and both orders of 10 cards were returned to me in less than 15 days. Kind of remarkable.

[Aquarian Sports Cards]

Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth

If there was no SGC would you SGC guys go PSA, Beckett, or CSG?

could be a non-hypothetical here...

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by Aquarian Sports Cards

could be a non-hypothetical here...

TPGs are not immune from M and A. Could be.

[Mutton Chop Yaz]

Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth

If there was no SGC would you SGC guys go PSA, Beckett, or CSG?

I wouldn’t.

But . . . I’ve crossed the ungraded Rubicon. Aside from a Diamond Stars set I’m attempting to assemble in SGC holders (which apparently may not come to fruition), I leave my new cards ungraded or, if acquired graded, crack them out. They’re better that way.