Life/card advice needed
Blindmelon5
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What’s up guys and gals. Have a bit of a situation. Any help would be seriously appreciated.
During the height of corona and quarantine, I submitted over 3000 cards to PSA(diversion from a failing marriage). Here’s the dilemma. Divorce is happening and I’m moving out January 1st and my job is changing as well. I’m am now starting to get back about 100 cards per week and I simply have no time to sell them. Obviously, I put a lot of money into them so they need to go. I’m thinking of consigning all of them as they come in. Question is on 2 fronts. Who should I consign with and can you just send them your entire PSA order? Also is there a way to save on shipping and just have PSA send them directly to a cosigner. Any other options anyone can offer would be awesome. Thanks Joe
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I’m sorry you’re going through a rough patch. That’s all I can contribute to this thread but wanted to say that.
Agreed. A few years back I went through the same thing. It’s not easy at all. Good luck.
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all i can say is that life is pretty strange.
all jokes and lyrics aside.
yes, consign them to pcs sportscards.
top notch service and they get listed a week after they are received.
payouts are about 10 days later. can even paypal you. in your situation though, i would request a check.
they are fast, honest and you dont have to A. sit around and wait until they get listed (probstein) B. wait until the next upcoming auction which is probably a good 2-3 months out (pwcc).
most importantly, keep your head up and remember you're above ground. it can always be worse!
I'm not familiar with pcs sportscards, but will they take a PSA order and open/process it and can the OP direct PSA to ship his orders directly to them?
I'd be surprised if PSA would drop ship to an address/person that's different than what's on the sub. That would open a can of worms on their end for someone to say they never got the shipment etc.
I think I read everything correctly and yes.
I believe you can change the shipping address so long as it’s prior to qa1 or 2. don’t quote me though.
other notable features:
they still have access to the economy level ($25/). and once any of your subs come back to them they can go straight to consignment/auction the very next week. they deduct your sub fees outta your auction proceeds. so there is zero upfront grading costs which is huge. or they can ship your sub back to you after you have paid for your subs.
only done a few bulk subs so far, but they do seem to be getting logged slightly quicker than most of my self subs.
I am a very needy and demanding customer too. so far, zero complaints and all my initial nagging and questions have been answered professionally and to a tee.
I was on a trip last summer (anyone remember trips?) and was able to get PSA to re-route a package to my in-laws.
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Sorry to hear that life isn't going well at the moment. Hang in there and hopefully it will turn around for you before you know it.
I feel like I remember your user name. Was your avatar a cat with a lime or watermelon on it's head?
Ha. Yes. That was my avatar. Don’t know where it went. Thanks for the help and kind words so far. So probstein is like a 2-3 month wait? I don’t know PCs sports cards
what type cards are they?
You name it. Mostly baseball. About 2500 are from 1985-2000. The rest are ultra modern
Good luck with your sales. I have been through a similar situation and it sucks. Keep fighting the good fight and you will be successful in the long run.
This is an interesting, but not surprising response (in general, as I don't know you or your posting habits). I don't know the situation or the OP either, but what if the reason for the failing marriage was a complete irresponsibility in managing household money, by spending on cards instead of other things? Not saying that is the case, nor do I even want to know details, but seems a little one sided to suggest "his" cards should be hidden from a divorce settlement.