PSA turn around time??

[xplainer]

Thanks for the feedback.
I'll post when something changes.

[glchen]

Note that if you have some obscure cards in your submission where the Research department may need to look into it further, the submission typically takes longer.

[Exhibitman]

My collectors club submission was entered 1/10, shipped 1/26. My December special has been sitting there since 12/22 and from what I hear it would not be unusual for it to take until April to get back to me.

Given the horror stories I've heard about delays I'd say if you need an item for the National and it fits into a collectors club special now's the time to send it in...

[xplainer]

Originally Posted by glchen

Note that if you have some obscure cards in your submission where the Research department may need to look into it further, the submission typically takes longer.

No, nothing obscure. 60 Maris, 69 Mantle, T206 Willis portrait and some 70's Topps. Thursday and still "being processed". Well see. Patiently waiting. I was just wondering if this was the norm.

[xplainer]

Well, day 10 and it is still being processed.

[Donscards]

I sent them a 30 collectors club special late Nov. they received it Dec 3, and put it in their system Dec 10---it has been almost 2 months---I know they say 50 working days, but come on---Terrible service and then you get the dissapointing results since they dont want to give high grades anymore. Oh well, not much you can do!!

[xplainer]

Don, that is quite a story there. Guess I need to shut up whinning. LOL!

I can attest that SGC turn around is pretty accurate. At least in my dealings.
Anyway, the wait continues.

[Beck6]

Did you use the electronic submission form? Using the new electronic form has increased my turnaround time significantly with PSA.

[kevlewis]

PSA's Turnaround times are as quick as they want to send them back to you. The last shipment of photos they authenticated literally took 10 weeks on a 4 week turnaround.

[Spartan]

Often for me, 'over-anticiapton is disappointment in progress'.... the more my eagerness builds, the more likely I'm terribly let down by the grades I waited for on pins and needles... when I lose track of it, I'm usually pleasantly surprised... but doesn't this go for everything in life :-)