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#17
11-20-2007, 06:30 PM
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SGC vs PSA
Posted By: Bruce MacPherson
I believe it depends on the card issue as noted above. For the sets I collect, primarily prewar caramel in low/mid grade, SGC seems to sell for higher or at least similar prices compared to PSA. I typically will pay more for SGC graded cards as they seem to be more consistent for these issues. I have no problem with PSA cards and many reside in my collection, but for resale, I send cards to SGC to obtain a higher price. 
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