post card dilemma
Steve1124
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Does anyone have a clear understanding on how the grading for post cards, that happen to be autographed, works? I sure don't. I sent in TWO post cards (separate submissions) of two different players, and the post cards were autographed by the player pictured on them. On the form, i clearly wrote the year of the issue, and specified that i wanted them WITH a grade (thinking that these might be candidates to add to the Player Set Registry). When i got them back, NEITHER card had the year on them (even though i gave a reference in the SCD book to support how i knew what year they were). They were simply identified as "post card", with the player's name, with the PSA/DNA certified number, and one of them didn't even have a numeric grade, but just said "Authentic". For this, i waited over a month, and paid 20 bucks each (plus shipping), and didn't get what i asked for. So these post cards have no real identity to them, other than what someone SEES on them: no year specified, and certainly no way to add them to the Registry. I don't feel like mailing them back in, paying yet MORE fees and shipping costs, to try and get what i asked for--especially if it just isn't going to happen. What is the box on the form for, that says "WITH GRADE" if they're not going to give it one--and why do they leave the YEAR off? If anyone could please enlighten me, i'd appreciate it!
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PSA really needs to make the process more simple,
easier to understand, and encourage more such submissions.
I am pretty smart - and pretty dumb - but I have never
been able to get the process correct, either.