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Posted By: Marc S.
PSA has graded 54 examples, and SGC has graded 7 examples. Not sure exactly what that represents (if anything), but it is a number, which helps provide information to the exercise. I think that there are probably much closer to 200 than 100. Though I am not sure if the actual number is close to 200 or much more. |
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