sending cards to psa
 

Posted By: <b>piaz</b><p>I was told that there are places to send cards to<br />or take them to and those people will take my cards<br />and put them in the right holders fill out the<br />paper work and submit them for you (authorized psa dealers)<br />well I live in Michigan and every place I've called<br />either isn't psa affiliated with anymore or they just<br />don't submit cards anymore . what would be the<br />best way to have this done and how much would it cost<br />I don't understand fully how the whole thing works<br />yet I need to have some cards graded for future sale<br />I sold a bunch of old judge cards a few months back and<br />had a couple of you guys e-mailed me telling me that<br />I would be better off having them graded. any help would be<br />greatly appreciated<br /><br />bill

sending cards to psa
 

Posted By: <b>Dave</b><p>Bill,<br />Easiest thing to do is probably go on SGC website and get a from from them. You can send that in yourself without having to be a member...PSA requires a membership although you do get six free submissions for the $100 membership. If you need help email me. Dave

sending cards to psa
 

Posted By: <b>steve f</b><p> Join PSA, Membership is $100 but they give you six free submissions, so you break even in that regard. Send em in yourself. Don't worry too much about the paperwork, PSA customer service will tie up any loose ends. I always send them a sloppy and incomplete sub and they straighten it out everytime.<br /><br />Incidentally, SGC and Beckett require no membership.<br />

sending cards to psa
 

Posted By: <b>Joe Jones</b><p>Bill,<br /> You can become a member with PSA on www.psacard.com or there is a place in Traverse City, MI. who can submit them for you. I believe it is Greg Bussineau. I am not sure where you live in Michigan, but I am close to Traverse City.