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    Sending cards to PSA?

    hey everyone im interested in sending my 1951 Parkhurst Gordie Howe into PSA heres my question i live in canada and have never sent a card in before any help from fellow canadians who use this service i think i could get at least a PSA 5 with this card

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    Why wouldn't you send to BGS instead of PSA?

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    psa = vintage

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    Why wouldn't you send to BGS instead of PSA?


    PSA tends to be better on the olderr stuff.

    I have never sent stuff to be graded. GL on getting some info. I have wondered this myself.

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    About 5 years ago, I sent once to PSA via a dealer that was at a card show in Montreal. I sent 4 cards. 3 of the 4 cards definitively didn't came back in original shape. They were graded 9, but 2 cards had a little ding to one corner that was not there before. I would never sent a card with a minor ding corner. Hope it will not happen to you. SGC did the same thing on one of my orders. I know a collector who sent a Ovechkin The Cup Patch Auto RC #/99 that was graded 9, but was in way better shape before it went through the grading process of BGS. The value is in the card, not in the holder, very sad to get sometimes cards a bit damaged for no reasons.
    Last edited by roy.the.greatest; 07-27-2009 at 11:38 AM.

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