PSA Grading Fees at the National

glynparson · #1 07-09-2023, 08:04 AM

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Originally Posted by BeanTown

Paying 500.00 for an opinion which seems to be political at times doesn�t seem right. I haven�t truly embraced all this grading, as I�ve been collecting before these grading companies popped up. I think if I was gonna sell a 15k card I�d send it to a reputable AH and negotiate them sending it in to be graded. They can absorb the cost which won�t be as much, as what us collectors pay.

People
Have literally made millions because people
Have this attitude. Those raking in the dollars because others are too scared or self righteous to use grading would like to thank you and those like you that are too afraid to make money by having the cards authenticated and graded. Be careful some of the clowns on here that complain about grading the most are the first ones in line at PSA to slab there cards when they get anything of value. It�s rather comical in actuality.

Johnny630 · #2 07-09-2023, 10:05 AM

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Originally Posted by glynparson

People
Have literally made millions because people
Have this attitude. Those raking in the dollars because others are too scared or self righteous to use grading would like to thank you and those like you that are too afraid to make money by having the cards authenticated and graded. Be careful some of the clowns on here that complain about grading the most are the first ones in line at PSA to slab there cards when they get anything of value. It�s rather comical in actuality.

Your last sentence is spot on. They will Bitch and Moan till the Cows come
home about PSA pricing but will use them every time because they know it just like us, PSA slabbed cards sell for the most. That�s that.

JollyElm · #3 07-09-2023, 02:44 PM

347. Kvetch-22
The principle that the people who bitterly complain the most about PSA�s horrific business practices are the same ones who gladly keep sending in more cards to be graded, because PSA slabs deliver the highest sales prices.

parkplace33 · #4 07-10-2023, 05:52 AM

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Originally Posted by JollyElm

347. Kvetch-22
The principle that the people who bitterly complain the most about PSA’s horrific business practices are the same ones who gladly keep sending in more cards to be graded, because PSA slabs deliver the highest sales prices.

Great word!

Funny how much complaining one sees, yet the same people continue to go to the psa well.

BeanTown · #5 07-10-2023, 12:43 AM

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Originally Posted by glynparson

Be careful some of the clowns on here that complain about grading the most are the first ones in line at PSA to slab there cards when they get anything of value. It�s rather comical in actuality.

What clowns are you referring to? Are you implying certain folks of net54? I can remember when there was no grading and when grading started they had show specials for 10-25 a card. I�ve never stood in line or submitted to PSA (just for the record). If I want to sell a high end card, and it�s a commodity like card than sure it will do better in a slab. I would have the auction house cover the cost of grading as it�s their job of maximizing and advertising the consignment. Seems like a nerve was hit about grading costs. Lol. Shall we discuss eBay fees next?

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