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#18
03-27-2008, 10:07 PM
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PSA Turnaround Times
Posted By: TFerg
Though I know my submissions to SGC aren't as valuable as some posted above, I have received superb service from SGC. All submissions were on time or early. SGC has been my only choice thus far so I have nothing to compare against, but from hanging around message boards I feel my experience is the norm (atleast for now). I have examined cards I have sent and compared them to examples I have purchased in PSA holders, and the SGC cards(with one exception) have been of higher quality. I have no clue as to the customer service aspect involved (as I have only submitted to SGC) but I have no reason to send my cards anywhere else. I do fully understand that PSA holdered cards do command more $$$ upon resale, but I rarely sell. For me not it's not dollars, it's sense. 
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