Question

Gonblott

About two weeks ago I sent in some 1967 Topps PSA 8 commons to PSA for possible bump. I just got them back in the mail today, no bumps.

I noticed that the cards are still in the old holder and not the new holder (grade # down instead of being next to NM-MT).

Aren't they suppose to re-holder the cards?

Leiascards

Only if they get a bump do they get reholdered unless you paid for reholder service.

MeteoriteGuy

They likely opened a couple to examine closer and decided no bump, therefore new labels/cases on some.

Gonblott

<< <i>Only if they get a bump do they get reholdered unless you paid for reholder service. >>



OH......I thought they get taken out anyway, examined and re-holdered.

VitoCo1972

How long did it take for your bump submission to be processed?

Gonblott

<< <i>How long did it take for your bump submission to be processed? >>



About a week..........

Tvac897

No idea, interesting question.

otwcards

As I understand it, even if they crack the cards for "closer inspection," if they are not bumped, they will use the same flip (label). The flip will only change if the grades get bumped and PSA will make the adjustment to the Pop Report and to your Registry inventory. If you have the cards in a Registry, you'll need only "commit" the set again for the new grades to be posted to your set(s).

Gonblott

Thanks for the responses guys.