Submitting multiples (6-7) of the same expensive rookie

skrezyna23

Any 'special' way to go about this? Should I only submit one at a time? Two at a time? All at once? Submit with one or two I know isn't a 10?

I'm sure some of you have your theories as how to handle this process and id love to hear them.

Thanks

olb31

I submitted multiples of biggio got 2 10's. multiples of frank thomas 1987 red card got three 10's. 2 duncan refractors both got 10's. not sure if these are powerful enough.

Statman

I think it is actually better to submit a group at once. Although I've had it happen from the good and bad. I submitted groups of up to 10 of a card have gotten 7 out of 10 as 10s, with the rest 9s. I've also sent 3 or 4 of the same before and gotten all 9s. Looking back, they probably got the right grades. I don't think it was affected by sending a group.

Sent 3 1990 Score BB Bo Jackson B/W cards - got all 10s
Next sub, I sent 4 more of these - got only 1 10 and 3 9s. (But I think the second group was weaker, so I think they got it right).

Now, I don't think I would send like 25 or 50 of the same card, just in case the grader gets on a PSA 9 roll and most turn out like that when you were expecting 10s.

Dusto

All at once has always worked in my favor.

fergie23

Nothing to do with how you sub them, everything to do with who grades them and how they feel that day.

Robb

begsu1013

<< <i>All at once has always worked in my favor. >>



concurred.