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06-29-2005, 02:58 PM
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Grading fees from PSA and SGC
Posted By: leon
So I was about to send in a batch of some high end cards to SGC, my slabber of choice, until I checked the pricing. For any card valued at $7500 or more it's $100.00, for any card valued between $2501 and $7499 it's going to be $50.00 .....etc etc......I called and they said because they have increased liability they increased prices. They won't have liability from me...PSA is about the same......anyone else think these prices are a little high? Not trying to be a tightwad here but c'mon.. regards 
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