Psa closed

[whitehse]

Originally Posted by bobbyw8469

Unfortunately, the prices realized don't agree with that statement.

It isn't always about the prices realized.

Besides, SGC is gaining ground with many collectors and hopefully they will not screw the pooch and know how to capitalize on this turnabout.

[bobbyw8469]

Originally Posted by whitehse

It isn't always about the prices realized.

Besides, SGC is gaining ground with many collectors and hopefully they will not screw the pooch and know how to capitalize on this turnabout.

True.....but it's an absolute huge part. That's like saying "location doesn't matter"....then wonder why your business shuts down because you went for the cheapest rent with no foot traffic. For all their faults, PSA gets my business. That is who the public bids on.

[samosa4u]

Originally Posted by whitehse

It isn't always about the prices realized.

Besides, SGC is gaining ground with many collectors and hopefully they will not screw the pooch and know how to capitalize on this turnabout.

Hahahahaha!!!!

[ClementeFanOh]

Since it's turned into PSA vs. SGC all over again, I'll cast my vote for SGC all the way. I am a collector so I like cards that are graded correctly. SGC is much, much more consistent and accurate than PSA and doesn't have that teeny foundational issue of, um, corruption at it's core. I'll stick with the grader that actually gets the grades right. Trent King

PS- please save your card images of "the exception rather than the rule" variety. I never said SGC was perfect, just the most consistent.

[Tyruscobb]

Originally Posted by ClementeFanOh

Since it's turned into PSA vs. SGC all over again, I'll cast my vote for SGC all the way. I am a collector so I like cards that are graded correctly. SGC is much, much more consistent and accurate than PSA and doesn't have that teeny foundational issue of, um, corruption at it's core. I'll stick with the grader that actually gets the grades right. Trent King

PS- please save your card images of "the exception rather than the rule" variety. I never said SGC was perfect, just the most consistent.

Just like early 1950’s kids voting (Topps v. Bowman) with their nickels at drug stores, let’s see how 2020 adults vote with their raw card submissions. Only time will tell whether any closures and lawsuits swing the pendulum. Interesting time for card collectors and graders.