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04-16-2007, 03:04 PM
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PSA "getting to big for their britches?"
Posted By: rand
Neal, if you are happy with poor service and inconsistant grades, then it seems PSA is the place for you. This has been 100% objective on my part and you can read the responses. This Topic was set up to stir some strong opinions. I feel anyone who isnt a millionaire has to struggle with extra money to fund their collections. the amount of money spent on grading takes away from a nice card or two. so why not get the same experience of joy when getting a card graded as it was to buy it? do you not agree? 
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