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Yes but next time the same exact card gets submitted it could get a 5. I got in on one of the group subs and everything came back graded a 8, from the gem mint cards to the one with the very noticeable crease. PSA is a joke at best but hey they bring the most cash so very few care how horrible they perform their job.
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A lot of observers have been waiting in vain for a long time for logical consequences to apply to PSA’s business practices. But the only important thing seems to be to perpetuate the jackpot prices. That seems to be sufficient to keep demand up.
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Im wondering if its new graders who are out to prove something. You have to think there is a significant amount of new employees who have just started and dont want to make a mistake of overgrading
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Submitting to PSA is what I equate now to Gambling, it’s an addiction that PSA is Capitalizing on. I can’t blame them. People are passionate about cards and money. . Let’s face it some people in this hobby are addicted to that higher grade to gain more money on said card, in the back of their mind, somewhat like the gambler they always think they can get a higher better grade, crack and resubmit try again. Like the guy pouring money into that slot machine day after day waiting for that hit.
PSA could charge any price they want, honestly they could, people would still be waiting 100’s deep in line for their roll of the dice entombing their card with they monetary number of thy slab. Last edited by Johnny630; 07-23-2021 at 07:58 PM. |
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Great card Howard, congrats to both you and the seller, grade notwithstanding which seems crazy to me, if you don't sell it at the National or buy it yourself I would be interested in buying it at a fair price.
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Very nice
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Very nice. I had it at a 4.
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