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01-24-2023, 02:26 PM
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Auction House Etiquette, when submitting cards for grading
Gentlemen I can use some guidance. Wondering about etiquette of submitting cards to an auction house for them to send to PSA.
Once the cards come back, do I have to consign the cards to the auction? I know I am liable and of course will pay the PSA costs. But I now have second thoughts of consigning the cards. Do I have to go through with it or can I ask for the cards back after paying the PSA fees? Interested in all your takes and perhaps an AH or two will chime in as well. 
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