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rose14comrose14com Posts: 225 ✭
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Hi folks. I remember reading in a thread that it isn't too cost effective to send in small quantities for submissions. I think it was due mostly to the specials that are offered which can save cash and for shipping as well. As someone who can't really afford to send in large quantities (100+), I'm curious how many out there offer to send in other's submissions? I'd like to send in a couple of cards now and then to get graded, mainly for my own personal collection.
kev

keeping my ears open for oddball cards of Rose from the 60's and 70's.

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  • ralstonpurinaralstonpurina Posts: 222 ✭
    The best way to save money is to pull your resources with other collectors. I wouldn't mind finding a few guys locally to do this with.
    Always buying 1984 Ralston Purina PSA 9s and 10s I NEED 19,21, and 29!!!
  • rose14comrose14com Posts: 225 ✭
    Well Ralston, I guess we're the only ones interested in trying to work out some co-submissions. Where are you located? I'm in CT.
    kev

    keeping my ears open for oddball cards of Rose from the 60's and 70's.
  • poppiepoppie Posts: 598
    imageralstonpurinaimage
    My focus, 1970 Topps Baseball Raw and Graded, pre 1989 PSA Hockey and 1933 INDIAN GUM ! Yikes!!
  • ralstonpurinaralstonpurina Posts: 222 ✭
    I'm in N. Calif, so that won't work
    Always buying 1984 Ralston Purina PSA 9s and 10s I NEED 19,21, and 29!!!
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