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05-05-2012, 09:05 AM
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On a lot of pre war tougher sets there are more collectors of SGC than PSA, on the 20 or so sets I collect thats the case. The only pre 1940's PSA cards that generally will bring more money are sets that have strong registry competition and/or you are selling the highest graded.
On the N300's there are only 2 working on the PSA registry vs 7 on the SGC registry, imo just more demand for the SGC's. To be open I just had two N300's graded and I picked SGC and both are for resale, I just felt its the right financial choice. Good luck 
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