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1999 Topps Chrome All Etch #AE20 Steve Young CSG 9.5 1008037153

Jerry Rice set 1996 Pinnacle Zenith #149 Checklist - Jerry Rice CSG 9.5 1000738065 Hello, Thank you for the request. We will add this slot soon.

Joe Montana set 1994 Select Canton Bound CB3 Joe Montana CSG 9 1004531011 1991 Fleer Ultra Performances #4 Joe Montana CSG 9 1001964019 John Stockton Set 1992-93 Topps #223 John Stockton CSG 9.5 1005822088 1993-94 Hoops #289 Jordan/Blaylock/Stockton League Leaders CSG 9 1000737025 Hello, Thank you for the requests. We will add these slots soon.

John Stockton player set

Jerry Rice 1988 Topps football Scoring Leaders #218

I have been happy with the CSG semi rigid protectors. They are a more sturdy build than Card Saver I and it was easier to slide the cards in. I have my own little wishlist for future CSG products: 1. Storage boxes similar to NGC 2. A display stand 3. Slab protector sleeves. What plans does CSG have for future products?

I like the green but I don't like the way the border is uneven around the grade. It looks like a license plate tag. I would like it to be all around the label and either thinner, or with a stamp effect so that the white areas look like stamps.

I understand the increase, the demand is high and they are being overwhelmed. I'm just glad it was a reasonable increase and not the tripling that drove many away from SGC.

What was the first pack of cards you bought? For me, it was 1988 Topps Football. I was a ten year 49ers fan, and in the pack was a Jerry Rice. I was hooked, soon I saved up my money and bought a whole box of 1988 topps football. I had just moved into a new town and the common interest in cards helped me make friends, as it was the thing most boys did back then. Today I have a large Jerry Rice collection.

As someone who also collects NGC coins, I love what the sister company of CSG does with the different colored inserts. One thing I do like about SGC is the black insert, but not all cards look good with it. I wish CSG would offer somewhere down the road to an insert option. They could charge and extra $5 or so. Am I crazy in thinking this, or would anyone else be interested in this?

Is it just me, or do the labels need a bit of work when it comes to aesthetic appeal? I love the clear plastic and overall look of the slab, but the label seems like a mess. If it were up to you, what changes would you make to the label?

I agree that they are not going to overtake PSA in the near future, but I could see them overtaking BGS in the near future and forcing the two big dogs into some innovation.

I was doing SGC. I do a lot of vintage in my own collection, and I love their black inserts. But this increase is not affordable for my collection, which I was funding through selling slabs of cards I don't collect. I believe that CSG will soon overtake them for market share in modern cards. $75 a card is not affordable for most cards.

I have not done BGS, but I am going to send in some SGC and see how it goes. If it goes well and the CSG resale gets on par with BGS, I'll probably move them over too.

I collect NGC cons and PMG banknotes. They have done a great job of gaining market share in other collectables. I don't see them overtaking PSA any time soon, but it would not surprise me if in two years they overtaken BGS.