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My last bunch of subs have come back with much different (some higher, some lower) grades than I had predicted. While the process has always been inconsistent, it is grossly so, currently. "Normal" isn't a word that feels like it fits anywhere near PSA graded cards currently.
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My sense is that when I submit at higher service levels, I get the graders who are more knowledgeable about vintage. When I submit at the bulk level, I get the noobs. Could just be happenstance, but that has been my experience of late.
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I agree with Raulus. Higher service levels = appear to get more knowledgeable grader. Overall I have not seen a return to the old standards. Consider yourself lucky!
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Dang, this was surprising.
I sent in a 16-card submission to PSA earlier this month under their Value (45-business day turnaround) service. So it showed an April 15 estimated completion date. So, I was quite surprised to get an email today that my submission was completed and already being sent back to me. ![]() Less than a month total time. ![]() As for the grades...a few lower than expected, a couple higher than expected...most right about where I thought they'd be. |
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Cool, cool. Glad you got them back so quickly. And the fact that they were "modern" explains why. Our good friends at PSA draw the line at 1979 and earlier, and 1980 and later. At least for now that's where they draw the line. If memory serves, they've moved it around a bit over the last few years.
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Trying to wrap up my master mays set, with just a few left: 1968 American Oil left side 1971 Bazooka numbered complete panel Last edited by raulus; 02-28-2024 at 08:49 AM. |
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