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Old 08-05-2025, 07:21 PM
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They did a nice job with the E104-1 Swift Backs. Their holders are nice, light and likely made off Polycarbonate. CGC holders dont fracture the way the sgc dated holders do when you crack something out. I think they are the real alternative TPG who will continue to be credible
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I love the ultra-clear slabs, don't love the flips, seems like a lot of wasted space. For PC stuff I've got no problem with them. For selling in sticking with PSA as long as there's a significant price differential.
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If they would ditch those penny sleeves, I'd likely give CGC a try. But I hate looking at my cards through 2 layers of plastic. At least they appear to do it right for the tobacco cards.
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If they would ditch those penny sleeves, I'd likely give CGC a try. But I hate looking at my cards through 2 layers of plastic. At least they appear to do it right for the tobacco cards.
I agree as well as with the comments about the busy flip. That being said, I have one CGC card and I love the holder. Really well done.
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I really like the CGC flip. It looks clean and professional.

The thing that distracts me about my Hoyt is that I was hoping for a 4. There's no creases so a 3 seems a bit harsh. But it looks great in the CGC slab.
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They did a nice job with the E104-1 Swift Backs. Their holders are nice, light and likely made off Polycarbonate. CGC holders dont fracture the way the sgc dated holders do when you crack something out. I think they are the real alternative TPG who will continue to be credible
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