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i have asked psa customer service about how to tell if a card was submitted before or after psa started to issue half grades. they basically said to go fish. is there a sure fire way of knowing? please let me know if anyone has any solid ideas. thanks.Text
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NM MT
8
before half grades s/b NM MT 8
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NM
7
it's been through the new half-point process and only obtained the grade shown.
CS people represent the front lines for a company and should either be extremely knowledgeable about it's products or be able to connect you to someone who is.
Giving you a basically "leave me alone" answer is inexcusable. Incidents like this seem to be company wide, from foreign objects in holders, to cards being graded multiple times with wide variences in grades, to grades being changed due to an email or phone call. Hard to believe that they are thinking of watering down the operation even more by opening another office on the east coast. Pretty soon you'll have the cast of Jersey Shore running things.
Great question for the uninformed like me as far as PSA grading goes. Don't be a stranger!!!
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<< <i>new grades are suppose to look like this:
NM MT
8
before half grades s/b NM MT 8 >>
This pretty much sums it up and
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Cards sent in for review are simply returned in original holder if bump is denied. A card may go through the system many times and you would never know.
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<< <i>new grades are suppose to look like this:
NM MT
8
before half grades s/b NM MT 8 >>
This is true, however on reholders, which could be old label grades, the new reholder label will also look like the above although it might not have been in for a review bump. So it's not 100% full proof the above are new grades since the half point roll out.
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Cards sent in for review are simply returned in original holder if bump is denied. A card may go through the system many times and you would never know. >>
Your statement does not apply in all cases. If you submit a card in with PSA and grade on the same line, it might come back with the grade on teh line below PSA. This occurs if PSA breaks the card out to make its determination. I know this from personal experience.
<< <i>how to tell if a card was submitted before or after psa started to issue half grades. >>
Here is an example just in case you still don't understand what everyone has been saying.
Pre .5 grading
Post .5 grading
Note where the grade number is positioned on the label.
That is how you can tell. It is not 100% as some have pointed out.