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06-15-2017, 02:34 PM
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 Not to quibble, but don't see how a thread on an upcoming boxing match stays and a thread on PSA holders goes.
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06-15-2017, 04:03 PM
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.... I sighed and almost moved the boxing one but it's sports and hasn't been spoken about recently. There is no rhyme or reason. You post enough that if you want to do an off topic you are welcome to.....They have always been allowed I just try to keep the front page more on than off topic, that's all....
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06-15-2017, 08:31 PM
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I applaud the effort by PSA although I am sure the motivation is multidimensional. It should help stem the flow of counterfeit holders which is very beneficial for everyone in the hobby. Of course, PSA will likely see a nice boost in revenue as people scramble to get important cards in the new holder. Also, I am concerned it could present an excuse for PSA to raise prices further. Prices are already getting close to a tipping point where lower dollar cards just won't get sent in like they used to so I am not sure how far they will or can push it.
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