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08-05-2011, 04:06 AM
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I prefer PSA for several reasons:
1) You said Grade and from my understanding JSA doesn't grade, they only authenticate. 2) I have PSA grade and encapsulate all of mine and I have them put the sticker on the LOA, so yes you do have a choice. I have all 170+ of mine in a 7 foot tall display case and I like the way they look when they are stacked if encapsulated vs not encapsulated. I am able to put more on each shelf. 3) In my experience as an autographed baseball collector, PSA graded balls bring a higher price. Tony III 
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