PSA Bulk $18 pre/post 1980

[Mike D.]

Looks like PSA has reduced their bulk price from $22 to $18 and changed the years from pre/post 1995 to pre/post 1980.

Makes putting a sub together a little easier, and while $18 isn't like pre-pandemic prices, $4 off the last price isn't a bad thing.

[bobbyw8469]

Originally Posted by Mike D.

Looks like PSA has reduced their bulk price from $22 to $18 and changed the years from pre/post 1995 to pre/post 1980.

Makes putting a sub together a little easier, and while $18 isn't like pre-pandemic prices, $4 off the last price isn't a bad thing.

We got $18 as a National special. SGC is now $18 also with a larger maximum value and quicker turnaround times.

[Mike D.]

Originally Posted by bobbyw8469

We got $18 as a National special. SGC is now $18 also with a larger maximum value and quicker turnaround times.

Yeah, I got a couple subs in during that "July Monthly Special" around the National. Nice to have that be the "regular" price now, though.

And yeah, SGC...I have like 875 PSA slabs, about 5 Beckett, and no SGC...not sure I can bring myself to add them to the mix.

[hockeyhockey]

if it's similar to the july submission turnaround dates, it won't take too long. they logged one of my $18 subs on september 7 and it's already done.

[Mike D.]

Originally Posted by hockeyhockey

if it's similar to the july submission turnaround dates, it won't take too long. they logged one of my $18 subs on september 7 and it's already done.

It's been faster, for sure, although still inconsistent. I sent two orders in July, one I already have back, the other is still in grading.

[hockeyhockey]

Originally Posted by Mike D.

It's been faster, for sure, although still inconsistent. I sent two orders in July, one I already have back, the other is still in grading.

inconsistent for sure. i sent 2 orders in the same box. one is done and the other hasn't even gotten out of research/ID yet.

[Casey2296]

Turn times? Cuz a young couple could have produced two children from conception to birth during the Swingin' 60's sub.

[Mike D.]

Originally Posted by Casey2296

Turn times? Cuz a young couple could have produced two children from conception to birth during the Swingin' 60's sub.

Estimated 120 calendar days.

So, not enough time to turn around children...but time for a good scare or two.