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#6
06-09-2023, 03:09 PM
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If it's going from an SGC slab to PSA for grading I would definitely crack it out before submitting it. I feel it helps to keep PSA from being biased about what the grade should be.
I am curious though about resubmitting a card to PSA. I thought they claimed they scanned each card and could now tell if a card had already been submitted even if cracked out, through the use of some advanced software. Is that true or just urban legend? 
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