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10 | 12.50% |
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38 | 47.50% |
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32 | 40.00% |
Voters: 80. You may not vote on this poll |
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Jim,
The crossover cost isn't that much. I'm thinking that I'd like to be able to add them to a registry somewhere as I work on the set. I've actually got quite a few more that are raw that will need to go to the grader that the others cross over to. |
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in that case you need to choose SGC.
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No need to rush to a decision. Maybe just wait until you go to sell them.
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Rob,
I'm thinking that I'm going to have them displayed on the wall of an office, thus I'd like them all to be displayed in the same holders, it will look much better that way. |
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A lot of people have voted, but nobody really put much reasoning behind why they voted as they did.
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I voted to keep them as is but if you are going to display them I think they would look best in sgc, just can't beat the black border surrounding them.
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I voted for SGC...look at the Young and the Tinker...both low grade and to me that baggie looks awful! Tinker looks quite nice.
(Evers would look much better in the sgc black slab too)
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Thanks! Brian L Familytoad Ridgefield, WA Hall of Fame collector. Prewar Set collector. Topps Era collector. 1971 Topps Football collector. |
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The Barry Bescher and Donovan were recently graded by PSA, so I would expect the baggie in the Young to be history if resent to PSA anyway. |
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If you plan on displaying them in such a manner I vote SGC. To me the the black framed borders look much better and stand out against a wall or on a mantle. Either way, you have some great cards and that SGC 50 Bender is beautiful. Good luck with the set!
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Always looking for rare Tommy Bridges items. |
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Thanks to everyone! I have to think about this and make a decision, I've decided that they are definitely not being left as is, they will all go into one of the two (PSA or SGC).
This morning I picked up a T216 Davis SGC 30 as well. If anyone else has a T216 they would sell please let me know. |
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Good luck!
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Perhaps you could get them professionally framed with UV protection coating on the glass? Good luck with your decision, they are beautiful cards you have! Rob ![]() |
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leave them as is.
they're in decent protectors and look fine and safe. i wouldn't put any more money toward the grading companies. all the best, barry |
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crack them and have them framed with uv glass.
If you holder them SGC has a better presentation with the black mattes, but the flips will turn an ugly color under most artificial light. They will be a lot safer under protective glass, something neither PSA nor SGC have in their holders. |
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