List of gradeable cards

Robeson

Hello all, would someone please direct me to a list of cards that PSA will grade? Is there such a list? Thanks

Twinsthreepeat

I asked this same question awhile back. No there is not a list. Your best bet is to go off the population report, but that isn't foolproof. I have to call psa this morning about a card I submitted that they rejected, saying they don't grade it. However there are four graded in the pop report.

Knuckles

Or if you're not a member yet, take a look at the registry.

Stingray

<< <i>I asked this same question awhile back. No there is not a list. Your best bet is to go off the population report, but that isn't foolproof. I have to call psa this morning about a card I submitted that they rejected, saying they don't grade it. However there are four graded in the pop report. >>



How did they explain it to you, "we no longer grade that card". I wonder why they would do that, I thought I have heard similiar stories, where they would grade a card at first then decided, for some reason, that they were no longer grading it??

Stingray

Twinsthreepeat

THe card in question is a 1987 General Mills Booklet page. They have graded 4 of these, all were Mike schmidt cards, mine Puckett.


I called today, Before my order was shipped, and Talked to the "friendly guy" about problems with my sub. 100 card sub and 5 cards mislabeled. I asked him to have those issues adressed as well as looking into the general Mills card. Haven't heard anything as of yet and no changes to my submission page.

Robeson

I have never heard of a company that keeps it's products a secret. Why does PSA insist on playing a guessing game? Half the time they will grade a card, the other half they won't. They need to develop a list of cards that they will grade. Nobody knows anything when you call the custmer service number. Kind of a sad way to do business.

Onlypsahockey

This is at the end of the online submission form. If this doesn't address the card in question I'd call customer service. Hope it helps.


THE FOLLOWING IS A COMPLETE LIST OF CARDS
PSA grades most cards that are catalogued in major sportscard publications, including Sports Market Report (SMR), Krause Standard Catalogs (Baseball, Basketball, football), and Beckett Price Guides. The following is a list by category:

MINOR LEAGUE CARDS

Minor League cards that are regular issue, regular size, post-war cards manufactured by TCMA, Pro Cards, Best, Fleer, Classic, Grandstand, Just, Multi-Ad, Skybox, Upper Deck, Signature Rookies, team issued sets and all other minor leagues in major catalogues.
FOREIGN CARDS

All regular issue, regular size cards manufactured by Topps, Bowman, Fleer, Donruss, Leaf, Score, Upper Deck, etc.

Japanese: Menko, Calbee, BBM, Panini Sticker and Fournier Estrellas, Takara, Future Bee.
NON-SPORTSCARDS

All regular issue, regular size, post-war cards manufactured by Topps, Bowman, Fleer, Philadelphia Gum, Gum Inc., Donruss.

Pre-war gum and candy cards manufactured by Goudey, National Chicle, Jolly Roger Ice Cream, Mickey Mouse, etc.
OTHER CARDS

Hand numbered replacement cards accompanied by original letter of authorization from manufacturer, 1998 and later.
Autographed cards direct from manufacturer dated 1998 and later.
Autographed cards authenticated by PSA/DNA.
Hand cut cards such as Bazooka, Post Cereal, and varieties of Pre-war Strip cards.

All card issues vary in size. Occasionally, a card from the above listed series will not fit into the designated holder. If this occurs, it will be placed in a mylar sleeve and put in an oversized holder. There are also card/ticket issues that PSA's current holders cannot accomodate. Please call PSA customer service for more details. PSA does not grade autographed cards dated earlier than 1998 (must first be authenticated by PSA/DNA), 1955 Topps unperforated Double Headers, or any cards manufactured by Star, except for Star Baseball & 1996 Star Topps (reprint) Basketball Cards.

Pins/Coins
The thickness and diameter are key factors for the pins and coins in regards to encapsulation. For more information please call customer service at (800) 325-1121.
BASEBALL
1962 Salada-Junket coins
1962 Shirriff coins
1963 Salada-Junket All-Star coins
1964 Topps coins
1965 Old London coins
1971 Topps coins
1987 Topps coins
1988 Topps coins
1989 Topps coins
1990 Topps coins
1910-12 Sweet Caporal pins (P2)
1932 Orbit Gum pins
1956 Yellow Basepath pins (PM15)
1961 Crane Team pins
1965 Crane Team pins

HOCKEY

1960 Shirriff coins
1961 Salada coins
1961 Shirriff coins
1962 Shirriff coins
1968 Shirriff coins

NON-SPORT

1896 American Pepsin Jockey pins
1956 Kellogg's Pep Cereal pins

TICKETS PSA CURRENTLY GRADES

MLB regular season, All-Star games, Playoffs and World Series
NFL regular season, Super Bowl
NBA regular season
NFL regular season
Indy 500
Kentucky Derby
Boxing events
College Football Bowl games
NCAA Finals
We will grade entertainment tickets on a case by case basis. Please call customer service for inquiries.

We will not grade high school tickets, audit or gate stubs, fan tickets issued after the event, Phantom Tickets where event never took place, or Ticket Master issued sporting event tickets.

Occasionally, a ticket will not fit into the designated holder. If this occurs, it will be placed in a mylar sleeve and put in an oversized holder. For more information on holder sizes or tickets not listed above pls. call customer service at (800) 325-1121.


PSA Customer Service Toll-Free Line
(800)325-1121
© 2005 Collectors Universe, Inc.

Twinsthreepeat

Well,
They updated my submission page, And low and behold they graded the 87 General Mills booklet page.

I don't know what to think at this point, I'm glad I called before they shipped my order. If I wouldn't have caught it until they showed up on step I would have ticked.

They do need to come up with a list of what they will grade, or a list of what they will not grade.

Not just some blanket statement "most [/]of the cards in...."