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06-23-2011, 07:14 AM
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I would be a little worried. I thought SGC was even better than PSA at catching trimmed cards and "questionable" cards, but after my experience of breaking out a low grade 1933 Goudey Sport Kings, I am not so sure anymore. I bought the Sport King for conversion into my PSA set registry, and someone on one of the board gave pretty sound advice. Buy the card you want, in the HOLDER you want to avoid possible headache in the future. Sometimes it is fun to gamble, especially in this age of escalating BIN's and the relative lack of affordable graded cards anymore. That is what caused me to buy an affordable SGC version instead of its' PSA counterpart. In the future however, I will try to heed that wise advice I was given.
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