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Obviously since yours is raw, you’ll need a different procedure. I suspect you could try to contact them through the customer service page to ask if they will slab it. Usually if they respond positively, then they will give you some instructions, and have you print out the email to include with the submission. With any luck, this preclearance procedure should help to smooth the process so that they don’t bungle it. Others might have experience submitting a raw error card for initial grading, and might be able to walk you through the normal procedure. If all else fails, you can try calling the PSA helpline.
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Trying to wrap up my master mays set, with just a few left: 1959 Bazooka Complete Box M118 (PSA calls it 1963 Baseball Magazine) 1968 American Oil left side 1971 Bazooka numbered 1971 Bazooka numbered complete panel Last edited by raulus; 11-24-2022 at 03:47 PM. |
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PSA is chewing through the modern submissions. sent a huge lot a few weeks ago. arrived november 7, logged november 12, already in assembly.
but the vintage stuff is totally stalled in grading. not sure why the modern cards are moving through so much quicker. you'd assume all graders are capable of moving at the same pace regardless of cards, but maybe this influx of new graders are all younger folks who are more familiar with modern? interesting. |
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It would seem likely that different people do different sorts of cards.
A lot of modern stuff is borderless. I still have no idea how they figure centering on a borderless card. Maybe they don't, so modern is easier to have the new people start on, leaving a lack of people to do vintage? |
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I also guess that they assign people to either eras or types of cards. Plus, most modern cards are 8 plus*, so it's a different skill set to tell a modern, shiny 9 or 10 vs. determining if a tobacco card is a 1 or a 2.
* - unless I submit them. I've gotten 3's and 5's on post 1990 cards. ![]()
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