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Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth
Logical points to be sure. Two things. One, I'm stunned so many people are sending in so many cards at these higher levels. Incredible. Where are all these (presumably) expensive cards to be worth $150 and up for grading coming from? Two, even if it might be rational to stop taking subs from the 4 Sharps of the world, I still suspect there is a back door here for dealers who have been that instrumental to the success of the company.
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Peter I don't necessarily think that the cards being sent it are expensive. I feel it's the inflow of more people who have a ton of money that think of PSA cards as an investment tool/assest they don't care if its $250 or $150 a card, that's peanuts to them. They just want the cards back quick. PSA in terms of business decision, to me I feel is making all the right moves. The slow and steady tiered approach to lowered services levels is benefiting them.