PSA Complete-Through Tracking

[hockeyhockey]

an order i sent in december that was logged in late february is now in QA1. seems like pretty good news.

anyone know timetable from QA1 to receiving them?

[Aquarian Sports Cards]

Originally Posted by hockeyhockey

an order i sent in december that was logged in late february is now in QA1. seems like pretty good news.

anyone know timetable from QA1 to receiving them?

There is no predicting even at the QA1 and 2 stages.

I will say I have 2 December bulk orders that just moved into grading. So I'd say everything from 2020 sounds like it may be back before a full year elapses.

[toledo_mudhen]

Originally Posted by hockeyhockey

an order i sent in december that was logged in late february is now in QA1. seems like pretty good news.

anyone know timetable from QA1 to receiving them?

Jeez... have a little patience will ya......

PSA got a whole crap ton of customers that are paying $100 + per card in front of yours.....

[Shoeless Moe]

Sorry for cutting the line.

I paid $50 each for 4 Tickets to be slabbed and I'm at 9 days since they received and seems to be moving right along....

[Johnny630]

Has there been any update on lower service levels opening up soon ? Maybe $100 a card ? I think we are moving in the right direction :-)

[jh691626]

Yeah, for whatever it's worth, I submitted something in their $150 level (yikes), and it got to them 10/4, was entered into their system 10/4, was graded and assembled by 10/7, and I got it back on 10/12. So it seems like they are moving pretty darn fast, at least on the highest levels, and this seems faster than the turnaround time postings had indicated. So maybe they are catching up...

[Lobo Aullando]

[Lobo Aullando]

Through December 2.



I finally got back a shipment of cards I'd mailed in late September of last year, that's 13+ months. (It spent two months in QA1 and suspiciously had a factory stamped card come back with an MK qualifier.) If that's typical, I'm guessing my late December order will be at least March 2022, which is 14+ months.

If they keep at the apparent rate, it wouldn't surprise me if they were on pace to clear out the backlog by next August-ish. I really hope I'm way overshooting the mark on that.

[hockeyhockey]

Originally Posted by Lobo Aullando

Through December 2.



I finally got back a shipment of cards I'd mailed in late September of last year, that's 13+ months. (It spent two months in QA1 and suspiciously had a factory stamped card come back with an MK qualifier.) If that's typical, I'm guessing my late December order will be at least March 2022, which is 14+ months.

If they keep at the apparent rate, it wouldn't surprise me if they were on pace to clear out the backlog by next August-ish. I really hope I'm way overshooting the mark on that.

i got a shipment back a month ago - that one was sent in december/logged in february. have another one that was sent in february/logged in april currently in grading phase. sometimes i wonder if there's any rhyme or reason to how it all works.

[yanks87]

Originally Posted by Lobo Aullando

Through December 2.



I finally got back a shipment of cards I'd mailed in late September of last year, that's 13+ months. (It spent two months in QA1 and suspiciously had a factory stamped card come back with an MK qualifier.) If that's typical, I'm guessing my late December order will be at least March 2022, which is 14+ months.

If they keep at the apparent rate, it wouldn't surprise me if they were on pace to clear out the backlog by next August-ish. I really hope I'm way overshooting the mark on that.

I have a slew of orders that I put in with other people, all of mine are vintage. Of the 4 that went in last January, only the vintage order is in Assembly, but has been there for a month. In a curious turn, a 172 bulk quarterly special that I put in last march is in Grading ahead of several orders that went in before it. I am hoping to see the cards in '22, but have resigned to the fact that it may be '23!

[hockeyhockey]

Originally Posted by toledo_mudhen

Jeez... have a little patience will ya......

PSA got a whole crap ton of customers that are paying $100 + per card in front of yours.....

very true

already moved to QA check 2, pretty awesome

[parkplace33]

I have not seen an October psa update email. Any hope for lower levels this year?

[55koufax]

I dropped off approx. 1000 cards to PSA in May of this year. They broke it into five different subs. The first of the five just popped last week! Only about 6 months lead time! Amazing and "terrific" service considering that last year all of my bulk subs took about 12 months....They also advised me that my bulk rate sub costs would be going up to $18 per card if I spent $100,000 with them in submission cost over 12 months. If not, my bulk sub would cost $20 per card. Of course that level of submission is still not available.....

When I spoke to my SGC rep they are at $25 per card if sub is 100 cards or more.

[bobbyw8469]

I predict raw cards will be making a comeback in a huge, huge way. That price point is just unsustainable for a lot of these cards.