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I personally prefer SGC much more than PSA for anything pre-1933.
PSA uses that mylar layer at their discretion which i think displays “not so well.” And for T206s they seem to use it a lot. I even offered to pay them to remove the mylar from my cards and they said no. So that was cool. SGC has great customer service but i think they should stop changing their presentations/flips so often. I like the SGC flips with the smaller numbers much more. Neither company is perfect, but i find dealing with SGC to be actually consistently enjoyable, and dealing with PSA to be consistently aggravating. |
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And no I dont work for SGC
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I have to agree with Mailbox, SGC easier to deal with, and most customers, clients, collectors prefer it to PSA for pre war cards. Just my two cents
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They don't get the money PSA does unfortunately. I wish they did.
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Thanks all. I think I'm going to go with SGC. The cards are T206 cards for a set I'm building and I have no intention of flipping or selling anytime soon.
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