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Posted By: David Davis

Does his editorial mean that PSA has an interest in the image that auction houses have? No wonder I see ads that indicate record prices of PSA cards by the auction house, and PSA showing the record prices the auction houses received for one of their graded cards.

I thought that the average collector collectively was their biggest customer? Where's the editorial on improvements in customer service, or specials that are catered to vintage or high $ cards? Those are the cards you brag about; how about some appreciation to the people that make that happen, which is all of us.

I think PSA is a positively second-rate alternative.

Keeping auction houses honest insures good business for everyone. If the auction house in question would just address the issues with the people that raise them, in a public forum or not, it would improve their image.