How long currently for PSA to enter order into their system?

[ullmandds]

Originally Posted by insidethewrapper

With all the high-tech equipment and software available I can't believe someone has not started a grading company that can grade cards ( by using a laser etc for centering ), and it could be programmed to analyze size of card and review borders and corners etc. And you would get a written read out report with each card ( ie 54/46 centering, etc ). If a company came on the market like this I think it would blow the others away. Also the computer would not know who the owner of the card is , so it could be objective.

not a new idea/concept...I kinda recall someone on this board working on such a project. The problem is getting people to take their cards that are already graded and come to this new service. Whats the benefit to them?

[Slinger]

Originally Posted by ullmandds

not a new idea/concept...I kinda recall someone on this board working on such a project. The problem is getting people to take their cards that are already graded and come to this new service. Whats the benefit to them?

Include a registry with said new company?

[Santo10Fan]

Rosemont sports show direct submission, logged into system within one week (3/18-3/23). I'm not sure if that's the same as "package received" ping on a mail submission but I presume not. My mailed crossover submission-still no update after five weeks elapsed from package received. Gonna get on the horn to try and group the shipment. Maybe will help with the crossover status.

[steve B]

Originally Posted by Slinger

Include a registry with said new company?

SGC has one.

They were a bit late to the game, so most of the people into registry numbers were already working on PSA.
The SGC registry isn't as easy to use from what I hear. I'm on it, for a bit of fun, and adding stuff wasn't as easy as it could be. The reworking of it didn't help at all.

Anyone new has a hard road to get enough market share, especially in the registry stuff. And since that drives prices, it's even harder.