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12-27-2010, 12:19 PM
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I have no problem buying 50's and 60's cards in SGC holders. If you stick to the time honored tradition of buying the card not the holder, you can buy better cards for less on ebay if they are in SGC holders as opposed to PSA holders. Although I have many pre-war registry sets with SGC I never plan on having anything registered after 1940 (war and post war), so I, for one, am content on buying SGC graded cards even though the value in a PSA holder may be greater.
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