@sushihotwings said:
I sent in a 100 card bulk $7 submission received by PSA on June 13. Still has not been processed yet. Only submit bulk if you aren't in any kind of hurry, but definitely has the best value recently.
Not processed or not logged? June 13th for a 45 day bulk sub is ok and isn't passed the scheduled delivery date yet.
@sushihotwings said:
I sent in a 100 card bulk $7 submission received by PSA on June 13. Still has not been processed yet. Only submit bulk if you aren't in any kind of hurry, but definitely has the best value recently.
Not processed or not logged? June 13th for a 45 day bulk sub is ok and isn't passed the scheduled delivery date yet.
It was logged June 13. I am not complaining, just pointing out that even though in the past orders sometimes have been processed ahead of schedule, it may not be the case anymore.
@sushihotwings said:
I sent in a 100 card bulk $7 submission received by PSA on June 13. Still has not been processed yet. Only submit bulk if you aren't in any kind of hurry, but definitely has the best value recently.
June 13th? Or did you mean July 13th? Over a month and a half is way too long to just get logged in... I'd be calling every few hours after about 3 weeks!!!
Problem with the bulk submission is not many normal/casual collectors can afford $700 extra on top of their monthly bills during the month they get processed, let alone coming up with 100 cards to submit.
Finally doing the bulk submission for the first time this month. You really do need to sell some of the submitted cards to get your money back. I have a nice stack of Aaron Judge cards that will make the sub worthwhile.
For me, it's always been hit or miss but I tend to get them back much sooner than days claimed. I could submit 100 Pokemon cards in one lot and get them back in 5 days (true story) but when I mix various sports or non-sports it takes longer. I learned this over time.
I subbed a massive amount of baseball cards a few weeks before the national and got them back much quicker than I thought but before the nat as I though would happen
I really believe it's about timing as well as submitting like cards in separate packages. If you think about it logically/logistically on their end, to the process they go through from receiving to encapsulation it makes sense to be strategic in your approach...just my two cents.
I'm preparing another couple big subs in a few weeks, but definitely giving them some time to catch up from the long lines at the national. I'd rather the cards sit with me then in their holding area.
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Not processed or not logged? June 13th for a 45 day bulk sub is ok and isn't passed the scheduled delivery date yet.
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Big backup? I think it's because they're getting about 5,000 cards a day of Aaron Judge to authenticate.
It was logged June 13. I am not complaining, just pointing out that even though in the past orders sometimes have been processed ahead of schedule, it may not be the case anymore.
June 13th? Or did you mean July 13th? Over a month and a half is way too long to just get logged in... I'd be calling every few hours after about 3 weeks!!!
Problem with the bulk submission is not many normal/casual collectors can afford $700 extra on top of their monthly bills during the month they get processed, let alone coming up with 100 cards to submit.
Finally doing the bulk submission for the first time this month. You really do need to sell some of the submitted cards to get your money back. I have a nice stack of Aaron Judge cards that will make the sub worthwhile.
For me, it's always been hit or miss but I tend to get them back much sooner than days claimed. I could submit 100 Pokemon cards in one lot and get them back in 5 days (true story) but when I mix various sports or non-sports it takes longer. I learned this over time.
I subbed a massive amount of baseball cards a few weeks before the national and got them back much quicker than I thought but before the nat as I though would happen
I really believe it's about timing as well as submitting like cards in separate packages. If you think about it logically/logistically on their end, to the process they go through from receiving to encapsulation it makes sense to be strategic in your approach...just my two cents.
I'm preparing another couple big subs in a few weeks, but definitely giving them some time to catch up from the long lines at the national. I'd rather the cards sit with me then in their holding area.