Has this Idea ever been brought up with PSA and I just don't remember?
Evening,
Over the last few months I have been in a Mostly Buying mode off of E-Bay. As such I have come across several Lots, Bricks, OverStock...ect. of a Particular Card Number, from the same, set, same card number, all Brand New untouched for the most part.
Two examples are Two lots of over 1000, &1300 Cards of the Same Cards Number, Same Set, Same MINT Condition vintage from the 70's I bought last month.
Now these Cards are for the most part MINT 9's and GEM MINT 10's. I would love to be able to send in say 30-40 each of them and tell PSA Grade any that are GEM MINT 10's as such, and just throw the rest away or send back. Even if they were to charge a Pre-Grade cost for the ones that don't make 10's, I'd be down with that. I just find it Daunting to look at 200-300 of one card to make sure Centering, Corners, and all else looks good, but then after elimination rounds times 3, 158 still look like 10'S!
YeeHaw!
Neil
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how in the heck did you survive the GFY* note to all of CU a couple weeks ago ?? You got powers here man !
Yes you can set a min. grade of 10 and any that don’t make the grade will be returned unslabbed. You’ll still pay grading fees on all.
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I get that, of course...was pondering a Universe where you aren't charged for a Service Not Provided. Just a thought and a way to actually create another revenue stream! Sorry, my BS Business degree takes over every once in awhile!
YeeHaw
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Neil, the service was provided, all except the slabbing.
The grading process is not itemized by stages, but are you saying that if the slabbing process is $6 of the $22 grading fee, you would like to be charged just $16 for the ones that don't meet the grade? I don't see a universe where that will ever happen.
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Beckett does this. But not PSA as I know it.