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12-17-2011, 12:52 AM
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It seems like it is best the use PSA for post war card, and SGC for prewar from what I have heard and noticed. Seems like SGC is more accurate and the prewar SGC values are higher for prewar, while the PSA post war cards seems to sell for more and is in wider use for postwar.
My main source for this is VCP. Does this statement seem correct? 
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