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And given your experience, I would make that same decision. I found a different handy man, you will find a different grading company or choose to collect raw cards. We will both be fine.
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agreed although while castle fried clams at 2 am on fordham road beats burger king
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So are the people that sell their High Grade PSA cards. Have you seen the latest Auction Prices. That is the reason why they have so many submissions. I collect Pre War but even all of the new stuff is getting record prices. Glad that I bought mine before the latest surge. PS . I agree that the long wait time is not what you sign on for based on the Submission that you agreed on and that PSA should give something back to its customers like free subs but with the success they are having I don’t see it. Also You will have to pay a heavy price to have cards graded at the National. John P |
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I don't know why anyone should be surprised by this. Bottom line is you have a choice to use PSA or not it's as simple as that.
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