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05-29-2005, 09:21 PM
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Hats Off to SGC
Posted By: Jeff Lichtman
Dan, I was kidding; my point was that once you get 'sucked in' to the PSA Registry, it's tough to break out -- unless, say, SGC's registry suddenly became popular. However, when you own full sets of graded cards, of sometimes hundreds per set, the cost of crossing to SGC would just be prohibitive. I think Dav and I would agree that we prefer the looks of SGC holders (and probably their customer service as well). That being said, all of my Topps cards are in PSA holders because of the registry and most of my prewar are in SGC (I don't have any full prewar sets). 
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