Question about subbing multiples of the same card for different people

If you have a submission to send in for multiple people, i.e. my brother, father and myself, does PSA keep the same order of the cards as you submit. I am just worried about getting the cards mixed up and not knowing whose is whose.
I thought about writing our names on the cards, so we would have not doubt, but on second thought that seems like a bad idea.
I thought about writing our names on the cards, so we would have not doubt, but on second thought that seems like a bad idea.

Joel
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To avoid confusion and long-term family feuds, I would not include multiples of the same card belonging to different people, unless they are in noticeably different conditions.
If that is what you are asking
<< <i>I wouldn't do that
To avoid confusion and long-term family feuds, I would not include multiples of the same card belonging to different people, unless they are in noticeably different conditions.
If that is what you are asking >>
Just put stickers on the back of the card saver and write the number on them that correspond to the line number of the submission. Use a different line on the submission form for each card.
<< <i>If you're sending in a larger order, just don't put the similar cards next to each other on the order form. If you have 3 of the same card, you don't need to put them on one line with a quantity of 3. You can put them on separate lines with other cards from the order between them. I've done this many times in the past when I've sent in group subs and its never been an issue. >>
I concur with gumbyfan. I've done my group subs in the same fashion and had the same results as he indicates
Mike
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