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10-26-2003, 08:24 PM
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Crossing over T-206 and t-205 Cards
Posted By: TBob
It doesn't seem to matter whether you are one of the "good old boys" or not, the grades are fair and logical. I don't think it matters if you send in 10 cards or 10,000, the grades are consistent and impartially made. I can't say the same about the Big 2. I agree with Brian that when it comes to selling slabbed cards, PSA still rules but SGC is closing the gap somewhat and GAI is making real advances. 
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