GameStop is buying PSA graded cards

[visualplane]

If they're giving 90-80% in store credit, that means only 50 - 40% in comps for cash lol.

[Gorditadogg]

Originally Posted by visualplane

If they're giving 90-80% in store credit, that means only 50 - 40% in comps for cash lol.

Just reading through this thread and have to correct the math.

90% is about 40% more than 64%.
80% is 40% more than 57%.

So the correct range of gift card amounts, based on your store credit assumptions, would be 57-64% of comps.

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[ahmanfan]

Originally Posted by visualplane

If they're giving 90-80% in store credit, that means only 50 - 40% in comps for cash lol.

Usually rule of thirds for retail setting like this.

2/3 value in store credit
1/3 value cash


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[jayshum]

Looks like the arrangement with PSA is working great

https://www.dailydot.com/news/gamest...ards-375k/?amp

[BioCRN]

Originally Posted by jayshum

Looks like the arrangement with PSA is working great

https://www.dailydot.com/news/gamest...ards-375k/?amp

I mean, it's one thing to hit up Gamestop to grade 5-10-20 random cards, even some that worth a few hundred.

Once you have thousands of dollars, especially 100s of thousands of dollars, on the line...dude, just get the $150 membership.

[Snowman]

At the price points they'll be paying, this will only serve as an outlet for thieves to unload their stolen cards.

[Keith H. Thompson]

Originally Posted by Snowman

At the price points they'll be paying, this will only serve as an outlet for thieves to unload their stolen cards.

"Bring us your tired, your weary, your beaters, your otherwise unsaleable, your stolen ... "

[D. Bergin]

Sigh. People just say stuff on the internet and it becomes news now. Last week Aaron Rodgers (surprise!) and Pat McAfee passed on a completely made up statistic about Jared Goff on McAfee's show (fact checking is liberal snowflakism now, apparently)....now this.

Guy had a follow up video where he flashes a police report and a Gamestop receipt for all those "skeptics" out there.

Here's a screenshot of his receipt for his $375,000 "submission" of Star Wars cards and "other stuff".

So Dumb!