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Thread: Card Grading
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04-26-2006, 08:14 PM #11
Re: Card Grading
SGC (www.sgccard.com) is absolutely the way to go. Been collecting cards for 20 years and SGC is the only one I'd ever use.
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04-26-2006, 11:27 PM #12
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Re: Card Grading
vintagedeputy you should really look into psa/dna to get top market value out of your graded cards
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04-27-2006, 02:03 PM #13
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Re: Card Grading
Originally Posted by yanks12025
If your cards are not worth paying the price for PSA grading, then they aren't worth having graded anyway.
Now that's Joel's opinion for the day!
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04-27-2006, 06:55 PM #14
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Re: Card Grading
PSA is the way to go. Been around the longest, graded the most cards and pretty reliable on their grades. Do have to be a member, but you can submit through an authorized dealer. Go to the site psacard.com and you will find all you need. If you are not comfortable with that, the only other company I would consider would be SGC. Other than that, choices get very slim. Good luck and let us know how it grades.
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05-05-2006, 09:02 PM #15
Re: Card Grading
suave1477,
I appreciate the opinion, but I wouldnt send anything to PSA if my life depended on it. With all the research I've done on the subject, the WIWAG scandal, and the way PSA customer service is, no one but SGC will ever get my money. My cards are sent for grading for my personal use. I have no interest in secondary market profit.
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05-05-2006, 09:17 PM #16
Re: Card Grading
I realize that PSA fetches the most money in the graded card market, but I've never heard a bad word about SGC. From what I've read on other boards, they grade very consistently and have solid customer service. Some people seem to like their grading scale as well.
Greg
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05-06-2006, 01:18 PM #17
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Re: Card Grading
Otis sgc is good but it depends what your looking to do with the card, Lets really think about this???
If your not looking to re-sell the card then why grade it, if your keeping it for yourself what does it matter if its graded. Put the card in a Toploader and call it a day.
To me the purpose of getting a card graded is if your going to resell it and try to get top market value for it.
Otherwise who cares if you like the card, you like the card. Period ended no need to grade it.
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05-06-2006, 02:39 PM #18
Re: Card Grading
To me the purpose of getting a card graded is if your going to resell it and try to get top market value for it.
And plenty of people get cards graded that probably shouldn't ever be graded, regardless of condition. Just check eBay. I'll often see PSA cards selling for less than the cost of grading the card.
Greg
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05-06-2006, 09:16 PM #19
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Re: Card Grading
Otis I understand all that as I am a hugh collector and seller myself, thats how how istarted my baseball card business. My point it I get enjoyment out of collecting a card just for enjoying collecting a card. I dont need to make sets of slabbed cards bcuz it still not matter what is going to change anything on the card. Its still the same card with a thick peice of plastic over it.
I am speaking for myself I only collect them to enjoy them. I am not faulting you or anyone else do something differetn with your cards I am just merely making a point. That if your collecting a card for yourself why have it graded or does it mean that much to you whether is an 8 or 9 or a 9 or 10
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05-07-2006, 08:17 AM #20
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Re: Card Grading
From a law-enforcement point of view, PSA graded cards ARE the way to go. Each slabbed/graded card has a individual serial number. If lost or stolen, the PSA card (s) can be reported stolen and serial numbers added to the NCIC/SCIC database.