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#6
09-27-2004, 02:30 PM
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I'm convinced on grading companies
Posted By: Josh K.
For what its worth, I have several GAI graded cards. I really like the look of the slabs. I have not had any slips but do have 2 or 3 cards that seem to have more room to move than they ought to. My SGC cards dont budge. Some of my psa's also have room to move (and Im not refering to the non-fitted "baggy" psa slabs which I refuse to purchase). 
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