PSA or BGS ????

toadstrangler · November 18, 2004 11:07AM

Experienced comments welcome! Who's really better ?

Stone193 · November 18, 2004 11:31AM

Allen · November 18, 2004 12:42PM

PSA for vintage and set reg.
BGS- Modern and very condition sensitive issues will get more money. I lost ons of respect for BGS when they made BCCG so Ken Goldin could scream "BECKETT GRADEDDDDDDDD 10 ! A TEN a F***IN' TEN (*spits everywhere*)
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A761506 · November 18, 2004 12:58PM

PSA is without a doubt the way to go if you're looking to retain long-term value. If you have a bunch of new junk and want it graded for the sole purpose of selling it, I don't think it really matters much whether you use PSA or BGS, unless you've trimmed the cards, in which case, send them to BGS. If BGS will grade it a 9.5, it's got a fair shot at a PSA 10, I can't see how there would be a huge price variance between the two grades for the majority of these modern cards.

dtkk49a · November 18, 2004 1:39PM

Read this thread before sending something to BGS BGS

Vincecarder · November 19, 2004 11:34AM

Plain and simple.....

PSA for vintage

BGS for modern

toadstrangler · November 19, 2004 11:52AM

Thanks for the feedback everyone! I am not new to collecting, I'm just one of those who never warmed up to having my cards graded.
Mostly because I have yet to ever sell anything of mine. I just sent in my first order with PSA with some of my best cards. Really looking forward to the results.

estang · November 20, 2004 9:50AM

I'd go with Beckett or SGC over PSA

Stone193 · November 20, 2004 10:44AM

<< <i>I'd go with Beckett or SGC over PSA >>

Erik
For which issue cards? Or do you mean all cards? And why?
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Mike

PSA or BGS ????

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