BVG vs. SGC

[irishdenny]

If it's about the market price, than than yes i would transfer on the uPgrade of any 60's card to a BVG holder.

BVG has a Strong place in the market when it comes to Postwar and newer cards. For instance, i have an AROD Rookie Auto that was in another holder graded at a 10, crossed it to BVG 9.5/10(Auto). If you do some due diligence on this one you'll see what i mean. It's my Son's now

if it was Prewar, i would leave it in the SGC holder. Even if BVG were to uPgrade it numerically. SGC gaunantee's the card at the grade assigned for the lifetime of it! As long as it's not been tampered with.

imho, BVG is working very hard to gain ground in the Prewar arena, but still has some ways to go! Postwar seems to be stong in certain areas.

[benchod]

Let me guess your next post
"How much would you guys pay for a '63 Pete Rose graded BVG 9.5?"

In all seriousness good luck(on your future profits) if you decide to cross it.

[Matt]

BVG is notably more lenient with back paper loss then SGC is.

[ichieh]

Craig, you read my mind

[tbob]

Originally Posted by Matt

BVG is notably more lenient with back paper loss then SGC is.

Matt, I agree 100%.

[showtime]

Originally Posted by irishdenny

BVG has a Strong place in the market when it comes to Postwar and newer cards. For instance, i have an AROD Rookie Auto that was in another holder graded at a 10, crossed it to BVG 9.5/10(Auto).

There are exactly zero Arod cards that are old enough to get into BVG cases. BGS yes, BVG no.