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Awesome PSA Turnaround Time

WabittwaxWabittwax Posts: 1,984 ✭✭✭
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PSA received this batch 3 days ago and it's already done. Awesome turnaround time but I'm sure it wasn't done on first come first serve. Here are my results:

1 30936265 1975 TOPPS 303 GRANT JACKSON N/A 8
2 30936266 1975 TOPPS 324 ED KRANEPOOL N/A 9
3 30936267 1975 TOPPS 327 JERRY HAIRSTON N/A 9
4 30936268 1975 TOPPS 328 SONNY SIEBERT N/A 9
4 30936269 1975 TOPPS 328 SONNY SIEBERT N/A 9
5 30936270 1975 TOPPS 341 HAL BREEDEN N/A 8
6 30936271 1975 TOPPS 348 TONY MUSER N/A 9
7 30936272 1975 TOPPS 355 CHRIS CANNIZZARO N/A 9
8 30936273 1975 TOPPS 379 BERNIE CARBO N/A 7
9 30936274 1975 TOPPS 419 DAVE GOLTZ N/A 8
10 30936275 1975 TOPPS 488 BILL TRAVERS N/A 8
11 30936276 1972 TOPPS 11 SYL APPS N/A 9
12 30936277 1972 TOPPS 14 WALTER TKACZUK N/A 9
13 30936278 1972 TOPPS 134 BOB BAUN N/A 9
14 30936279 1972 TOPPS 161 RENE ROBERT N/A 9
15 30936280 1986 TOPPS 1 PETE ROSE N/A 9
16 30936281 1986 TOPPS 4 PETE ROSE SPECIAL 1971-74 10
17 30936282 1986 TOPPS 151 DAVE STAPLETON N/A 9
18 30936283 1986 TOPPS 300 GEORGE BRETT N/A 9
19 30936284 1986 TOPPS 340 CAL RIPKEN JR. N/A 9
20 30936285 1986 TOPPS 390 TOM SEAVER N/A 8
21 30936286 1986 TOPPS 698 BRAD KOMMINSK N/A 9
22 30936287 1985 GARBAGE PAIL KIDS 68a OLIVER TWISTED STICKERS 8
23 30936288 1985 GARBAGE PAIL KIDS 68b DIZZY DAVE STICKERS 8
24 30936289 1985 GARBAGE PAIL KIDS 69a JENNY JELLY STICKERS 8
25 30936290 1985 GARBAGE PAIL KIDS 70b FOUL PHIL STICKERS 8
26 30936291 1985 GARBAGE PAIL KIDS 70a BAD BREATH SETH STICKERS 8
27 30936292 1985 GARBAGE PAIL KIDS 71a ODD TODD STICKERS 8
28 30936293 1985 GARBAGE PAIL KIDS 71b BENT BEN STICKERS 8
29 30936294 1985 GARBAGE PAIL KIDS 72a MAD MAX STICKERS 9
30 30936295 1985 GARBAGE PAIL KIDS 72b BRAINY BRIAN STICKERS 8
31 30936296 1985 GARBAGE PAIL KIDS 73a GORGEOUS GEORGE STICKERS 9
32 30936297 1985 GARBAGE PAIL KIDS 73b DOLLAR BILL STICKERS 8
33 30936298 1985 GARBAGE PAIL KIDS 74a MARK BARK STICKERS 8
34 30936299 1985 GARBAGE PAIL KIDS 74b KENNEL KENNY STICKERS 9
35 30936300 1985 GARBAGE PAIL KIDS 75b ZACH PLAQUE STICKERS 8
36 30936301 1985 GARBAGE PAIL KIDS 76b POURIN' LAUREN STICKERS 8
37 30936302 1985 GARBAGE PAIL KIDS 77b ACNE AMY STICKERS 8
38 30936303 1985 GARBAGE PAIL KIDS 78b ANCIENT ANNIE STICKERS 8
39 30936304 1985 GARBAGE PAIL KIDS 79b MICHELLE MUCK STICKERS 9OC
40 30936305 1985 GARBAGE PAIL KIDS 80b ART GALLERY STICKERS 8
41 30936306 1985 GARBAGE PAIL KIDS 81b MIXED-UP MITCH STICKERS 8
42 30936307 1985 GARBAGE PAIL KIDS 82b VENTILATED VINNIE STICKERS 9
43 30936308 1985 GARBAGE PAIL KIDS 83b SUMO SID STICKERS 8
44 30936309 1984 TOPPS 3 DAN MARINO NFL STAR SET 9

I did great on my 70's stuff. The grader was a little harsh on my Garbage Pail Kids since they came straight from a wax box but I can live with that. The 1986's were a fun test since I've never sent in any before. They came out pretty much like I expected. Also some of you might remember a thread that I started about that 1984 Marino at the end. It came out of a GEM 10 holder that I picked up for half the price of a PSA 8 so I should do very well on that one. If closing prices are still the same, that one should sell for about 5 times my cost. So lesson is, not all GEM cards are bad. I think I will be selectively looking for some more GEM graded cards to play the crack and grade game in the near future.

Comments

  • mudflap02mudflap02 Posts: 2,060 ✭✭
    Yeah I corssed a 1977 Topps Nolan Ryan from a Gem 10 to a PSA 9. I bought it a year ago, and I measured it so I dont think it was trimmed, but who knows. Bottom line, it helps my registry, and I'm up pretty well off the $45 that I paid for it.
  • RepublicaninMassRepublicaninMass Posts: 255 ✭
    Make sure not to buy GEM from Kane04 and you should have a 50/50 shot
  • jrdolanjrdolan Posts: 2,549 ✭✭
    I'm glad they're turning around those $5 no-time-limit specials in 3 days, but I wish they would go a little faster on the 5-day specials they charge $12 for. My last couple $12 specials, they didn't even log them within 5 days of receipt. Once logged in, though, they did abide by the 5-day pledge.

    I suppose it makes sense from a cover-your-ass point of view to delay the logging until you are sure you can grade them in 5 days. But it sure is frustrating when you pay extra, then wait and watch the no-hurry cards fly in and out at hyper speed. Maybe the vintage people were on vacation and their staff was lopsided toward modern graders at the time.
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