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Posted By: Lee Behrens
My personal opinion is that SGC could break down the low end even more. How can there be so many sub grades for high end and so few for low grade? At least with the low end you don't have to pull out a micrscope to find the difference in grades. to me the PSA 1 is a fast way to grade low end cards for low end cards. |
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