PSA new low prices but something is wrong

winter

Today PSA is charging $ 18 per card,when preparing a sub I notice also TGC at 15. I made 2 subs with same cards (15 and 18 dollars)and both were accepted. Usually PSA, during sub preparation process advice mistakes. Even more, I made another sub with 7 cards ( in TGC option with minimun is 10 cards)) and system accepted. and another sub in TGC, with sports cards and system accepted.

72Collector

What was the point of making the mistakes intentionally?

miwlvrn

It's great to see the prices coming back down again for subs of items less than $199 value.

Items that fit in supersize holders are still stuck with pricing that's prohibitively high, and it's noticeable that the lowest pricing tier is items up to $999 declared value. I'm getting pretty anxious/hopeful to see the supersize holder pricing start to trend down similar to standard/tallboy holder items with a discount offering for items of $199 and below.

OneDaysRide

Can we conclude from the trend, where bulk moved from $18 (show special), to $22, and now back down to $18, that if volume benchmarks are not achieved, we could see $15 become $12 become $9? Fingers crossed

olb31

@OneDaysRide said:
Can we conclude from the trend, where bulk moved from $18 (show special), to $22, and now back down to $18, that if volumes benchmarks are not achieved, we could see $15 become $12 become $9? Fingers crossed

$9, probably never again. $15 is probably the landing spot. Hiring, Inflation, Supply chain issues, Health insurance costs - too much to overcome. If they have to do it cheaper, they will probably change their whole operation.

Look for vintage commons in psa 9 and 10 really rise in price as time goes on.

secretstash

@OneDaysRide said:
Can we conclude from the trend, where bulk moved from $18 (show special), to $22, and now back down to $18, that if volume benchmarks are not achieved, we could see $15 become $12 become $9? Fingers crossed

YES, the people in numbers control the future--not corporations.