East Coast office?

JohnnyD · May 16, 2011 7:42PM

Did I somehow miss the announcement of the location of PSA's east coast office? Last tweet that I remember from Joe, about 3 weeks ago, was that the announcement would be made within 2 weeks. Just wondering if I zoned out for a day and missed the topic....

stevek · May 16, 2011 7:47PM

<< Did I somehow miss the announcement of the location of PSA's east coast office? Last tweet that I remember from Joe, about 3 weeks ago, was that the announcement would be made within 2 weeks. Just wondering if I zoned out for a day and missed the topic.... >>

From what I've read on the coin forum, I think the East Coast office will only be for submissions, that California would still do the grading. But I could be wrong about that.

mexpo75 · May 16, 2011 10:50PM

So if we live close to east coast, we would submit there and then they send cards to CA to be graded?

alnavman · May 16, 2011 11:49PM

<< So if we live close to east coast, we would submit there and then they send cards to CA to be graded? >>

I would think they would receive and grade the cards at the east coast location......

twiley · May 17, 2011 1:00AM

I heard it is going to be located in Northern New Jersey.

Probstein123 · May 17, 2011 1:34AM

Northern NJ works for me !!!

Sean1125 · May 17, 2011 1:36AM

New River Arizona would work for me!

twiley · May 17, 2011 3:09AM

Figures... I move to Raleigh NC from NJ. Then PSA shows up on the east coast. To top it off. They move to the state I moved out of.

Treetop · May 17, 2011 6:03AM

here's a quote from Joe Orlando's twitter account 25 days ago...

<< Stay tuned...we will be announcing the exact location of our new east coast office in the next two weeks. PSA may be coming your way! >>

right on time with the announcement! LOL!

milbroco · May 17, 2011 6:35AM

OK, Now do they have any openings?

stevek · May 17, 2011 6:50AM

I'll offer my "expert" services to grade the 1952 Mantles for free.

itzagoner · May 17, 2011 7:17AM

there will, of course, be East Coast bias.

a sportswriter told me so.

Southsider · May 17, 2011 7:38AM

Maybe he's counting the days the same way PSA does for determining submission turnaround times....

25 days - day the tweet was made - weekends - fridays that fall on an even date within months that end "y" - unforeseen demand = 2 weeks.

otwcards · May 17, 2011 10:17AM

Don't get too excited folks. It is only going to be a drop off/pick up location. There won't be any on-site grading done there...

jackstraw · May 17, 2011 6:25PM

<< Don't get too excited folks. It is only going to be a drop off/pick up location. There won't be any on-site grading done there... >>

So whats the sense? Paying rent, lights an employee or 2 to do what the USPS does and it doesn't cost PSA
anything? Now they are going to have to pay shipping to Newport Beach from NJ or maybe they just raise the
shipping costs? Makes no sense but then again I am no business major. My High School diploma tells me that in this
economy you don't raise the cost of doing business you try and lower it.

jivan · May 17, 2011 7:06PM

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<< Don't get too excited folks. It is only going to be a drop off/pick up location. There won't be any on-site grading done there... >>

So whats the sense? Paying rent, lights an employee or 2 to do what the USPS does and it doesn't cost PSA
anything? Now they are going to have to pay shipping to Newport Beach from NJ or maybe they just raise the
shipping costs? Makes no sense but then again I am no business major. My High School diploma tells me that in this
economy you don't raise the cost of doing business you try and lower it. >>

yeah, how's that working for you ?????? see exxon, hess,stop and shop etc....

East Coast office?

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