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Posted By: T206Collector
I too use only use SGC for the same reasons. I only collect T206 cards, and when I get a trimmed one back from SGC, I keep the tag and always provide it if I sell the card again. I treat trimmed cards as filler cards in my collection. Even if it has no creases and sharp corners, I consider a good condition replacement as an upgrade. |
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