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Piggyback PSA Submittions?

colts900colts900 Posts: 314
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Hey guys I was wondering what is the deal with group subs or getting in on other peoples submissions. Are the prices usually good and how to you ship to the person? Just in a bubble mailer then they send to PSA?

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  • bkingbking Posts: 3,095 ✭✭


    << <i>Hey guys I was wondering what is the deal with group subs or getting in on other peoples submissions. Are the prices usually good and how to you ship to the person? Just in a bubble mailer then they send to PSA? >>



    First you work out the details with them directly to make sure neither of you are surprised, then send them the money for submission fees plus shipping and the cards DC. When they come back to the person, he'll send them to you DC.

    I've never heard of anyone charging a premium to piggyback; it's usually a good way to get to 50 cards.
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  • skilowskilow Posts: 784
    When piggybacking, I usually send a few cards for the submitter for their troubles.
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