Is an autographed/jersey card a “supersized” card for purposes of grading?

Mefer

I have an auto/jersey card I may submit for grading. It is thicker than regular sized cards as many of these are. Is such a card “supersized” under the PSA submission definition? I can’t seem to find the answer. Thanks.

Matt

LarkinCollector

No, it's a standard size holder of type "Thick/patch"

Mefer

Thanks. So do you know if they can be submitted on the same invoice as standard sized cards? Appreciate it,

Matt

skrezyna23

Yes.

@Mefer said:
Thanks. So do you know if they can be submitted on the same invoice as standard sized cards? Appreciate it,

Matt

spanky74

What holders do you submit these thick cards in for grading? Seems like the card saver 1 is really tight and could damage the corners.

LarkinCollector

@spanky74 said:
What holders do you submit these thick cards in for grading? Seems like the card saver 1 is really tight and could damage the corners.

I use CS4s for the really thick cards.

miwlvrn

@LarkinCollector said:

@spanky74 said:
What holders do you submit these thick cards in for grading? Seems like the card saver 1 is really tight and could damage the corners.

I use CS4s for the really thick cards.

I have been too paranoid about the design of any of the CS holders putting pressure on the corners of very thick cards. If I have one that is super thick, I've subbed them by putting into an appropriately sized top holder and then that top holder into a team bag, and sandwiching it between the rest of the items in the sub that were in CS1's or similar. This has been sufficient for maintaining condition as well as good enough for PSA to accept it without having problems with it that they contact me about. I don't make a habit of it though; for thicker stock cards that still fit a standard grading holder instead of a thick one, I still put those in CS's.