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Originally Posted by travrosty
typical homerism because they have cards already in slabs with these other companies so a new company scares them so its a threat.
i thought it was buy the card not the holder, now it is the holder that is selling.
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Travis, I don't think it's homerism, but just sensible. If you have a high value card it just makes the most sense to use a grader that's proven and known to the market. If you want to try out the new guys then it would be wise to send in some cards that maybe aren't worth much and to see how accurate those are graded. Even though it's "buy the card, not the holder", the holder does help the card sell. Just my two pennies.