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06-07-2006, 01:52 PM
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PSA 1 p-f vs. SGC 10 and SGC 20
Posted By: David Vargha
Sometimes people just like the added protection of the slab. I know that I do. I had to scan eleven raw Gold Medal Flour cards last night to list for sale and I was freaking out having to lay them on the scanner and then pick them carefully back up and put them away in a safe place, making sure I didn't ding a corner or whatever. There's no such issue with my slabbed cards. 
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