Pwcc Csg partnership

[Yoda]

If both sides play it straight, this move might have a small market impression. IMO, the key will be the expertise and professionalism of SCG graders to determine which cards have been worked on and graded accordingly before ending up in a PWCC auction. There are so many newbie graders out there now that may not have faced some of the nuanced doctoring done by slippery submitters.
The pricing structure, however, is very attractive if you want an SGC graded card in a PWCC auction.

[bnorth]

Originally Posted by Yoda

If both sides play it straight, this move might have a small market impression. IMO, the key will be the expertise and professionalism of SCG graders to determine which cards have been worked on and graded accordingly before ending up in a PWCC auction. There are so many newbie graders out there now that may not have faced some of the nuanced doctoring done by slippery submitters.
The pricing structure, however, is very attractive if you want an SGC graded card in a PWCC auction.

It is CSG not SGC.

[Yoda]

Originally Posted by bnorth

It is CSG not SGC.

Typo.

[RL]

I do not think this arrangement will last long.

[G1911]

Originally Posted by RL

arraignment

I see what you did there

[RL]

Originally Posted by G1911

I see what you did there

typo typo typo

[Peter_Spaeth]

Remember when anonymous grading -- that is, the notion that the graders didn't know whose cards they were grading -- was still at least an ideal? Once that's out the window, when major customers are involved, it's hard not to have some degree of cynicism about the process. So CSG signs what must be for them a major deal with PWCC of all people, and we expect CSG to grade the cards in an unbiased way? Well, OK, maybe.