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04-24-2007, 11:03 AM
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SGC or PSA on Stained CJ's
Posted By: Dave S
There is no doubt that PSA is more lenient with E145 stains than SGC. I have crossed MANY from PSA to SGC and on stained cards, either held the same grade or dropped. Never bettered! If you're looking for the highest grade for re-sale and not to retain in your collection, you'll do better with PSA. Griffith's stains don't appear too significant unless the reverse is more pronounced. Left edge looks a hair irregular, might get docked for that but I'd guess your PSA 5 seems possible, think SGC would be 40-50...Good Luck.. HIPPO V was formerly a PSA5 
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