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Glad I got my cards in when I did
$20 a card is too steep for my wallet. I will gladly shift to not grading cards and waiting on specials for the ones that I want to have graded (there is a benefit to have a set fully graded to maximize value). My guess is that they will also soon raise the cost of membership. This begs the question, is it time to try the new kids in town, or take a look at SGC?
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CSG is looking better and better.
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Yes..that is who I meant....I don't see any of their cards on Ebay yet....just trying to check out the comps.
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https://www.psacard.com/pricing#cards
Looks like the premium pricing went up by quite a bit as well. |
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Psa turn around times
Ridiculous, I have a submission thats been there 3 months and still hasn't been checked in.
Has anyone tried HGA? Their slabs look killer and there quotes turn around time is quick. Just haven't seen anything stabbed other then moderns so far. |
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The problem with PSA is they will raise their prices, but the turn around will still
be the same. This company is ridiculous. I have already sent cards to CSG using the economy package and looking forward to see how they come back. |
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is grading really a necessity? If not, be hapy with your raw cards. If so, then cards which are already graded, now have a bigger premium added.
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Silver $99 does not include any free submissions Gold $199 Sold Out Platinum $299 Sold Out Also if you look at their pricing chart, their Regular $100 tier and their Express $150 tier both have notes that turnaround times are impacted. Geez! $150 per card and you still don't get a guaranteed turnaround time.
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Guys let’s face the facts this is a Business...this hobby is no longer for the blue collar it’s for white collar Investors, Gamblers and Speculators who want a hedge. Is it smart to cater to those two groups not the collector? Idk 🤷*♂️ I do know the average collector is being squeezed on all ends either pay up or step out.
Tough it’s kinda rough and sad but It’s business and business isn’t always touchy feelie lovey dovey it’s money. Everything is going to be fine :-) |
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Csg
I noticed this on the CSG website:
Walk Through $50,000 $100 5 days 5 days for a Walk Through service. I wonder if they provide meals and a place to sleep while you are spending 5 days walking your card through the process?
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I’m kind of hoping this starts to create a divide leaves more cards raw. Not everything needs to be slabbed.
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As anyone that sells it is all about incremental value to whatever grading company provides. I assume they have the data and know they produce a premium on value, so they can take more of a piece of the pie.
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Simple economics and we shouldn't be surprised. At all. That is the direction that the market (submitters) is pressuring them to go.
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What the hell! I just did my very first card submission to PSA yesterday. 8 cards, Express rate. 8 cards that a few months ago, I doubt were even worth the price of the $75 grading fee + Insurance and Shipping both ways.
Left it out for the mailman today. Is my $75 fee going to hold up, or are they going to double dip into my account for the $150 fee? Don't even know what put it in my head to do my very first submission on a Sunday afternoon, the day before PSA doubled their rates.....other then the fact it seemed like a few cards I was holding onto, had become very volatile, almost overnight, and it would be borderline stupid not to capitalize on it. Probably would have never pulled the trigger at $150 bucks a pop. |
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...because if you're lucky, it might give you access to the most beautiful women (or men, as the case may be). The metaphor totally works.
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