Well this sure is interesting! Goldin/PSA now the same?

[MattyC]

Just take The Savior’s word for it, LOL. And keep handing these crooks our money. Pass.

[chriskim]

Very happy to see Goldin will have 100% PSA10s auctions. (or "look like" PSA10ish auctions)

The success of Goldin auction in the past 14 months score Mr. Goldin a $200Million deal. Congrats!

[CrackaJackKid]

I wish I could print my own money…🤔🤔🤔

[Johnny630]

It’s sad but it’s always us small guy collectors who take it on the ass.

[MattyC]

If it was "on" the ass that would be kinda workable. But it feels like is pretty deep "in" there. It's sad but Nat and his cronies can have the hobby. Someone in that circle will enjoy turning my 4s into 8s and 9s, PSA will enjoy the grading fees, Goldin and its owners will enjoy the commissions on the sales, and lastly someone else will enjoy them as 8s and 9s. And so the cycle goes LOL. Spread the joy.

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by Johnny630

It’s sad but it’s always us small guy collectors who take it on the ass.

It sure doesn't feel like they are concerned about catering to the average dealer and collector any more. True, PSA was a public company for a long long time, but even then at least from a bit of a distance it didn't feel like corporate America was running it.

[Johnny630]

Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth

It sure doesn't feel like they are concerned about catering to the average dealer and collector any more. True, PSA was a public company for a long long time, but even then at least from a bit of a distance it didn't feel like corporate America was running it.

Agree

[notfast]

I’m sure the billionaires who bought into Goldin are interested in selling $10k falsely graded PSA cards. Makes total sense.

Everyone is always talking about conflict of interest when it makes no logical sense. It’s like the “phrase of the day” or something.

Literally EVERY item that Goldin plans to sell this year (~$200m) would be less than 20% of Turner’s net worth.