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01-17-2009, 08:31 AM
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Crossovers to PSA
Posted By: Peter
Those are fair and fine comments Eric. I think it is great that you are OK with the way PSA treated your cards and I am glad you shared your results with us. You had 2/13 cards meet the expectations you asked PSA to meet and paid for and you are OK with what they did. I wish I felt the way you did (I really do), however I do not. I just paid them $500 USD (including grading, insurance and shipping) to cross over 25 cards and 50% were rejected. I am not sure what you paid for your 13 cards to be crossed over (if you pay the same rates I do that would be $260 USD) for your 2 cross overs - that is $130 USD per cross over - seems very steep to me. 
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