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06-19-2013, 08:36 AM
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What is your crossover experience
I am contemplating a purchase of a T206 SGC 6 for the sole purpose of getting the card to a PSA 5... the card presents very nice.... what are my odds from your experience?
Thanks, Tim 
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06-19-2013, 08:42 AM
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Some people will tell you to always crack the card out and don't just try to cross over.
I've had great personal experience crossing cards from their SGC holders, even if they are low PSA pops, if the cards look strong and worthy enough. Case in point - last month I had two 1951 Parkhurst hockey cards in SGC 96 and they both looked like solid 9's, so I crossed them while still in their SGC cases, and they both came back and crossed to PSA 9.
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