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04-28-2019, 11:04 AM
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Just stirring the pot
The current crossover thread suggests that cards failing to cross over from SGC to PSA result in profits for PSA despite their "free" Registry. And yet folks claim they are not slaves to the Registry.
I would like to hear the following questions discussed. What would the landscape of third parting grading look like if there was no PSA Registry? How would market share be distributed among the legitimate (?) TPGs? Who has the best slab? Who has the best graders? Who has the best customer service? or more simply put Would your collection be in PSA holders if the registry did not exist? Are they that much better than the competition?
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