Question about PSA reholder service

[BobbyStrawberry]

Does anyone happen to know the current difference in turnaround times for PSA's "Standard" vs "Expedited" reholder service?

For standard holders, they show different pricing tiers, but I can't seem to find any estimate for times.

Any input is appreciated! Thank you, Matthew

[JollyElm]

If I may ask a related question (without subverting your thread)...

What's the deal with a cracked slab in this scenario? I have a pair of them holding 'important' cards and would like to get them reholdered. Does the fee only pertain to breaking a card out of a non-damaged slab? In other words, does the fee include them examining the card to ensure it wasn't damaged by the breaking of said slab? Or is that a whole different can of worms?

[drazz5]

Does anyone know if the Reholder price of $25 includes an SGC to PSA reholder conversion scenario?

[JackR]

My recent standard reholder took about six weeks from the time I sent it to them until I got it back.

[JackR]

Originally Posted by JackR

My recent standard reholder took about six weeks from the time I sent it to them until I got it back.

Sorry, apologies. I miscounted. It actually took TEN weeks from the time I sent it to them until I got it back.

[swarmee]

Originally Posted by drazz5

Does anyone know if the Reholder price of $25 includes an SGC to PSA reholder conversion scenario?

That would be a crossover submission, not a reholder. Reholders are only for PSA.

[swarmee]

Originally Posted by JollyElm

If I may ask a related question (without subverting your thread)...

What's the deal with a cracked slab in this scenario? I have a pair of them holding 'important' cards and would like to get them reholdered. Does the fee only pertain to breaking a card out of a non-damaged slab? In other words, does the fee include them examining the card to ensure it wasn't damaged by the breaking of said slab? Or is that a whole different can of worms?

It's up to their discretion whether or not the crack is symptomatic of the card either being damaged or swapped out. If they deem no damage or swap possibility, then they reholder with the original grade. If they believe there is a chance the card is damaged/swapped, they'll likely email you to get your permission to crack it out, regrade (with new submission costs), and likely regrade the card. I don't know whether or not the Grade Guarantee would apply to a slab they consider damaged, and whether you'd get cut a check for the difference if they come in lower.
Your best bet is to take them to an on-site grading location like the National, and discuss it with the employees before submitting.

[sycks22]

The $50 reholder service has taken about a week on numerous occasions. The most recent was about 3 weeks ago.

[BobbyStrawberry]

Originally Posted by sycks22

The $50 reholder service has taken about a week on numerous occasions. The most recent was about 3 weeks ago.

That's great to know - thank you, Pete.

-Matthew