PSA grading packing error. no stickers for each line, D-OHHHHHH

kingraider75

I messed up and forgot to put the stickers on the cardsavers listing the submission # and line #. I shipped some crossovers for grading and did only three raw cards on another form. Should I call PSA? Anyone else mess up like this?

nearmint

Don't sweat it, they'll figure it out.

Boopotts

I've done this about half a dozen times, and have never had a problem with it. In fact, I didn't even know you were supposed to put stickers on the backs of the card savers until I'd already been a member for a couple years.

Griffins

I've never put stickers on, it's never been a problem.

kingraider75

At least it's only three cards and not the entire order. Hopefully it's no big deal.

lawnmowerman

<< <i>I've never put stickers on, it's never been a problem. >>

I never do either.

dontippet

From my experience, I believe the stickers are only requested as a second chance in case PSA happens to drop your cards into a big pile. With stickers on the back, it would be easy to reorganize them. The stickers should also eliminate any confusion about ownership in a mixup with another submissions. But I think for the most part, the stickers are never looked at.


Don

kingraider75

I submitted some 1935 national chicle's, so hopefully those are rare enough that I won't have a problem.

Southsider

<< <i>I submitted some 1935 national chicle's, so hopefully those are rare enough that I won't have a problem. >>



Ahh, I just got off the phone with PSA and I was delighted to hear they found some random National Chicles that I didn't know I submitted. Since there wasn't a sticker on the back, they had to guess who sent them in. It pays to tip your grader!