SGC submission / order status

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by 1966CUDA

I don't understand why they can't post the grades. Telling you they are graded but not posting the grades seems senseless.

Just how they have always done things.

[toledo_mudhen]

1.) Matt leaving - WTF?

2.) Any idea on current turnaround time for 20 day submits?

3.) Have you actually joined the "Gold" Club?

[Oscar_Stanage]

this is an older thread, but seems relevant for my question.

I sent in a submission to SGC in December, roughly 30 cards, most were under $500 declared value. Cards declared under $500 cost $15 for grading, $500-$1500 cost $35. The value of a bunch of these cards has since moved over $500. When SGC finally gets around to my submission are they going to come and ask me to pay more?

a good example is a 55 Aaron which I declared at $400 but is certainly going to be worth over $500 now. Do I have to pay for the fact that their business is 90 days behind schedule?

[kmac32]

They do not generally watch that that closely unless there is a huge discrepancy in the claimed price.

[Oscar_Stanage]

My order was estimated to be completed in late March, but I checked the site and it has surprisingly moved to the "post-grading" process.... This could sit on a desk for the next 30 days or might actually be done early, will see.

how long is the post-grading process?
Will they post the grades on the site at some point?

[TobaccoKing4]

Originally Posted by Wid_Conroy

My order was estimated to be completed in late March, but I checked the site and it has surprisingly moved to the "post-grading" process.... This could sit on a desk for the next 30 days or might actually be done early, will see.

how long is the post-grading process?
Will they post the grades on the site at some point?

My submission was at that stage for about a month before they shipped back my order.

[jcmtiger]

Mine was in post grading for 2 weeks. Total time was about 70 work days.