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03-14-2007, 06:13 AM
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What Grading Companies are the Best?
Posted By: Dave
Steve...I'd have to respectfully disagree about PSA overgrading..at least in my experience. I would say 75% of the cards I've tried to cross from SGC to PSA did not cross to the same grade...all T206's. I think especially if you start looking at SGC 60's and above...a T206 SGC 60 can more often than not be found with more rounded corners and such unlike T206 PSA 5's... 
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