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Originally Posted by molen
I just got a crossover submission back from PSA. It was a GAI 9 and it came back as evidence of trimming. Pretty bummed, but from what I've heard, it's pretty common.
Along the same lines, anyone have any suggestions for what to do with the card now? I sure as hell ain't going to be that scumbag guy that plays dumb and sells it on eBay. Should I just cut my losses and bury it in my collection?
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I admire your morality Jeff. Did you submit for the crossover still in the GAI slab? If so, PSA can be pretty bias on thier review of GAI slabs (IMO). I would crack it out and try again (submit raw) depending on the value.
To answer the OP's original question, my experience with GAI to SGC has been .5 to 1 grade lower on average. I have probably submitted about a dozen over the years this way and most of the time still in the slab going to SGC. I probably would not keep it in the slab going to PSA if I tried that way.