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#29
01-17-2009, 12:04 PM
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Crossovers to PSA
Posted By: Peter
I have been very picky with cards to send in for grading and crossing over. The Rosen card has a low pop (great for my set registry) and relatively high value (depends what you consider relatively high - a PSA 7 is worth $400-$600 USD)so getting it in a PSA 7 holder is well worth while. However, as it is not in a PSA 7 holder it has been a timely and expensive exercise to date. If you read the thread above, I have also wasted $260 USD with cards that PSA would not crossover. I am not happy about wasting money. 
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