SGC grading is super fast.

[toledo_mudhen]

Originally Posted by bobbyw8469

The official times is this sub was received in March 16th. It was officially logged in on May 4th. That doesn't take into effect the weeks that passed before it was even registered as being "received". Right now, we are in "GRADING".

But what does that have to do with Mickey D's wanting $2 up front?

[bobbyw8469]

Originally Posted by toledo_mudhen

But what does that have to do with Mickey D's wanting $2 up front?

If Mickey D gave food out before they received payment, no one would pay. Even the federal government learned that trick a long time ago.

[1952boyntoncollector]

Originally Posted by bobbyw8469

If Mickey D gave food out before they received payment, no one would pay. Even the federal government learned that trick a long time ago.

I dont see ruth chris going broke and they dont take payment until meal totally over....a check at ruth chris unpaid would equal 300 or so McD orders ..

some of the biggest crooks in the world had 'money',

[chriskim]

Does SGC start grading t206 missing red ink, ghost over print and blank back again? or we just won't see them grading them anymore?

[D. Bergin]

LOL, who on earth is paying for their fast food, AFTER they eat it?

I like Wendy's by the way. Shorter lines and better Chicken Nuggies.

[1952boyntoncollector]

Originally Posted by D. Bergin

LOL, who on earth is paying for their fast food, AFTER they eat it?

I like Wendy's by the way. Shorter lines and better Chicken Nuggies.

right so why can you order $500 of food and other places and not pay until after you eat it and not even give a credit card up front...

[D. Bergin]

Originally Posted by 1952boyntoncollector

right so why can you order $500 of food and other places and not pay until after you eat it and not even give a credit card up front...

People who work at fast food establishments aren't paid to watch people eat their food, wait on them, and work for tips.

I feel a little silly I even had to type that out.

[Casey2296]

Originally Posted by 1952boyntoncollector

right so why can you order $500 of food and other places and not pay until after you eat it and not even give a credit card up front...

Um, different demographic, different business model, different experience, different food, different timeline, different in every way imaginable.

[Vintage Vern]

If speed, and lower prices has no net gain at the end of the transaction, what is the advantage?

I would guess everyone has different end games to why they choose different TPG or none at all. IMO if you want the max return on investment then PSA at this point is who you want, and you may have to wait for that, and pay more for that max return. I think it also matters what cards you collect as to which grader you want to use, as I'd imagine that also goes into another realm of AH for certain types of cards being sold. The options of multiple is a good thing for we can all achieve what our brains think is best.

I forgot to mention for me faster isn't always better neither is more expensive depending on the end result or gain.