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But right now, that seems more like wishful thinking more than a solid conviction.
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Precisely.
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Random ebay search.
PSA Jasson Dominguez 2300+ SGC Jasson Dominguez 243 PSA Mike Trout 16000+ SGC Mike Trout 1000_ Carry on.
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I guess I know where I am sending my 2023s! Not sure what else this means.
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You must come up with these sale prices in your dreams. There were no such comparisons on ebay. Try using your brain before posting dumb crap.
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Use yours. These are obviously number of listings, not sale prices.
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It reminds me of the old Gildna Radner skits.What is all the fuss about violins on TV? Sent from my SM-S906U using Tapatalk |
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Not sure how much lower prices can go at SGC but PSA could lower bulk rates but I doubt they will lower any other grading tiers. Maybe PSA will start to offer regular monthly specials for the high tiers as things continue to slow down.
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I keep reading that PSA outsells SGC every time. Meanwhile, I keep crossing laughably undergraded PSA slabs into accurately graded SGC holders.
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I will continue to use both SGC and PSA, as I have subs at both companies right now, but have been leaning towards PSA for higher end cards and SGC for some niche cards that I like in their holders better than PS, but if SGC pricing came down and they had a registry then I may come back to SGC for all subs or if PSA came down in price and kept their current turn times then I don't know...my problem I don't have a loyalty and just sub to whoever I am in the mood for on the day I get my sub together...for example if I have something I want back fast then SGC if not then PSA...I guess just wishy washy alas Charlie Brown
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That's one way to look at it. But when you compare cards in old PSA holders to new ones, the difference is striking. Seems like PSA has become stricter by about 2 grades, some times even more.
When I look at SGC cards that were graded a decade ago, yes SGC has gotten slightly more strict, but overall seems a lot more consistent over time than PSA. I think this relative consistency by SGC is a good thing. |
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I do not like what I am seeing coming from either of them on NM or better vintage. They both are failing miserably at their job. PSA might have more inexperienced graders but SGC is a very close second. Couple that with dudes seeing mostly modern stuff and you have a recipe for nice vintage getting crushed.
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That will be the day when I see an under graded PSA card!
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The turnaround time seems to have slowed.....
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