T-3 cobb. Packaging for grading. Advice needed
 

Posted By: <b>doubleday</b><p>Does anyone have any advice as to proper packaging for t-3 submission. Sleeves and card savers don't seem to exist for this size, and it is nerve wracking to send this thing 3000 miles for grading.

T-3 cobb. Packaging for grading. Advice needed
 

Posted By: <b>Keith O'Leary</b><p><P>I've sent in a couple hundred T3s and T9s for grading. I usually put them in individual 6 X 8 top loaders, sandwich them all between 2 cardboard slabs with the submission form, put a piece of tape across all 4 sides so nothing can slide out, wrap that in a couple pieces of newspaper, box them tightly (with more newspaper) in those 4 X 11 X 14" priority boxes, use brown reinforced tape across all visible seams, then register / insure USPS them.</P>

T-3 cobb. Packaging for grading. Advice needed
 

Posted By: <b>Cobby33</b><p>Also--make sure you comply with the draconian rules and regulations some of these grading companies mandate. If you don't, that gives them another reason to delay your processing. Good luck!

T-3 cobb. Packaging for grading. Advice needed
 

Posted By: <b>Steve M.</b><p>Keith's unique packaging materials <img src="/images/happy.gif" height=14 width=14>

T-3 cobb. Packaging for grading. Advice needed
 

Posted By: <b>Jeff Prizner</b><p>just out of curiosity, what grade are you expecting on the Cobb?

T-3 cobb. Packaging for grading. Advice needed
 

Posted By: <b>doubleday</b><p>I'd like to see a 4.

T-3 cobb. Packaging for grading. Advice needed
 

Posted By: <b>doubleday</b><p>An added note to Keith. Thank you for the advice. Boilerplate PSA language seems to discourage "top loaders", but I imagine draconian standards mellow with premium submissions.

T-3 cobb. Packaging for grading. Advice needed
 

Posted By: <b>jay wolt</b><p>PSA prefers card saver I's over toploaders on standard cards.<br />As they are easier to remove the card. Keith is dead on w/ his <br />packing assesment. I also use the larger top loader 6 x 8, 7 x 9<br />& even use 8 x 10's. <br />I've sent PSA about 200 as well, and none have been damaged this <br />way. I even have a small submission of T3's right now that even<br />include a couple from Keith. As he has submitted for me and I like<br />wise do the favor.<br />Good luck with you're Cobb, show us a scan and we will give you our<br />2 cents worth. I have a Cobb PSA-1 (due to pinhole), Keith & Jeff have<br />PSA-4's and Jeff had a sweet PSA-6 as well...jay