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Old 08-16-2019, 02:34 PM
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I'm pretty sure I can dredge up some cards, Bobby.
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Old 08-16-2019, 03:16 PM
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Bobby, I have about 6-8 cards I have been needing to have graded by PSA. I’ll gladly join your sub. I have seen your others in the past and think your communication through every step is top notch. Thank you for having another.
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Old 08-16-2019, 03:39 PM
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how much per card?
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Bobby, I'm in again for a few.
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Old 08-16-2019, 06:18 PM
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FWIW: PSA has a quarterly special for pre 1960 cards with only a 25 card minimum and 45 day turnaround. You probably already know that but a 45 day turn is better than the 85 day turn on bulk submissions. I broke a large bulk submission into 4 smaller ones at the National and am curious what the results will be.
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Old 08-16-2019, 06:26 PM
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I’d love to take part (my first ever PSA submission).

Thanks for organizing this!
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Old 08-16-2019, 08:25 PM
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FWIW: PSA has a quarterly special for pre 1960 cards with only a 25 card minimum and 45 day turnaround. You probably already know that but a 45 day turn is better than the 85 day turn on bulk submissions. I broke a large bulk submission into 4 smaller ones at the National and am curious what the results will be.
That is good, but I do like the BULK subs, because there are ZERO limitations.....old cards....new cards.......doesn't matter.
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how much per card?
$9 per card/.....$8 for PSA and $1 per card to help cover shipping to and from Cali.
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Old 08-16-2019, 08:49 PM
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Do it.

I can send cards this week.
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Old 08-16-2019, 08:51 PM
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Opinions needed...

I have this 1968 Mantle with an ST qualifier. The 'stain' is a tiny bit of gum/wax in front of his face, and it could be eliminated immediately with a quick wipe of the panty hose (don't get me started on my hatred of the 'stain' designation with regards to wax on the front of a card)...

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Should I do it? Obviously, the only reason I would is because I want the card to be more 'valuable' due to the lack of a qualifier, but I would be annoyed if it came back as a lower grade (which is always a possibility) and/or possibly graded with an OC qualifier instead, because I just realized it is somewhat uncomfortably close to the bottom (and left) border.
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Old 08-16-2019, 09:01 PM
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I have this 1968 Mantle with an ST qualifier. The 'stain' is a tiny bit of gum/wax in front of his face, and it could be eliminated immediately with a quick wipe of the panty hose (don't get me started on my hatred of the 'stain' designation with regards to wax on the front of a card)...

Attachment 362608

Should I do it? Obviously, the only reason I would is because I want the card to be more 'valuable' due to the lack of a qualifier, but I would be annoyed if it came back as a lower grade (which is always a possibility) and/or possibly graded with an OC qualifier instead, because I just realized it is somewhat uncomfortably close to the bottom (and left) border.

I wouldn't do it. You're right, you don't know what you're going to get.
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Old 09-12-2019, 06:19 AM
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Opinions needed...

I have this 1968 Mantle with an ST qualifier. The 'stain' is a tiny bit of gum/wax in front of his face, and it could be eliminated immediately with a quick wipe of the panty hose (don't get me started on my hatred of the 'stain' designation with regards to wax on the front of a card)...

Attachment 362608

Should I do it? Obviously, the only reason I would is because I want the card to be more 'valuable' due to the lack of a qualifier, but I would be annoyed if it came back as a lower grade (which is always a possibility) and/or possibly graded with an OC qualifier instead, because I just realized it is somewhat uncomfortably close to the bottom (and left) border.
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Old 09-12-2019, 10:23 AM
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I'd consider it, but SGC just ran a special on our page. And the wait time is just shorter.

But thanks. Maybe next time.
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Knock on wood. I decided to crack it out and it literally took one swipe of the panty hose to eliminate the dreaded "STAIN." PSA really has to re-establish their official stain guidelines. Gum residue on the glossy surface of a card (especially if it's very small) isn't a stain. Spilling root beer on my 1984 Topps Don Mattingly is a frickin' stain.
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$9 per card/.....$8 for PSA and $1 per card to help cover shipping to and from Cali.
Sounds reasonable. I have some I can send.
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I have a few I would love to add. Is there a maximum value?
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