I totally understand that point of view and would normally be along the same line of thinking. Just given the fact I was getting it graded with the view of selling, and the fact buyers are still paying a big premium on PSA 10 over BGS 9.5, I feel like I’m potentially missing out on a chunk of money that would help towards my PC. All because of an error made on the part of the third party.I'd be pretty happy with the bgs grade. 9.5's sell pretty well and PSA seem to be handing out 10's much more rarely these days.
Would rate a BGS 9.5 over a PSA 10 anyway, cannot imagine it would cost you anything in the selling of the aforementioned card.
Wow would never have expected that O_O
Wow would never have expected that O_O
Wow would never have expected that O_O
The card in question is in a similar vein to this. Also a Jordan, same discrepancies in prices but on a slightly larger scale.
As stated in the OP, I am well aware there was no possible guarantee of a 10. However, given the condition, the various opinions on the card of people who regularly grade ( one in particular who’s success rate would rival Joe Clemons. Lol), the leniency PSA were giving at the time on aspects of grading and the fact it came back a 9.5. I think it’s a better than average chance it could have been a 10.
I guess the basis is, I’m disappointed that I didn’t get the service that I asked and payed for firstly, and through an error (not mine) I could possibly be missing out on a decent amount of money. There is quite a discrepancy in prices between BGS 9.5 and PSA 10 on almost all cards.
Whilst in my own PC my preference is probably the BGS 9.5 grade, as stated this was graded for selling purposes. A simple look at sales will see that (rightly or wrongly) a PSA 10 brings bigger $$ than a BGS 9.5 in almost all cases. Theres only really a few exceptions and in some instances that $$ value difference is quite considerable.
Running my own business and having to make amends for employees errors to me is an unfortunate but necessary part of business. If myself or my employees make an error that effects my customer I always make amends.
I would have expected perhaps an offer to resub with PSA on an express service. Maybe credit to use with them or at the very least not having to pay the submission fees. Perhaps these are not reasonable to expect of the third party and I am out of line in my thinking. Yet we see whole threads that people start on being wrongly charged express postage or similar small errors that amount to a few $$ here or there on EBay or Facebook. My line of thinking I guess comes from how I run my business and treat my customers.
i think it’s very reasonable to ask for a faster service as a makeup of the error. The current one for $200usd + seems expensive for them but as an error makeup and goodwill should not be out of the question.
Hi, sorry to read up on this significant error at no fault of your own. Are you able to mention the third party dealer so that we can consider this in the future?Hi guys, curious as to what some of you would do in the same situation that I’ve found myself in.
Back in June last year I gave a card to a third party to send off to PSA for grading in a group submission. That submission was received back without my card some months ago now. I was told that because of an error made by a staff member who no longer works there, my card was mistakenly sent to BGS for grading that same month instead of PSA.
Now I know there are no guarantees with grading, however I was fairly certain of receiving a PSA 10 for this card. Particularly in regards to the prevalence at which they were handing 10’s out at the time and their known leniency around certain areas when grading. Given the premium paid for PSA 10’s in the crazy bubble we have been in, I was looking forward to getting the card back and moving it on for a nice profit so that I could reinvest in a particular PC item.
I have just received word that the card has now arrived back from BGS as a 9.5. Whilst this is a great grade, when it comes to selling, I feel like given the current situation I’ve potentially lost out on a decent chunk of cash if it would have been returned a few months ago as a PSA 10.
If this was a PC item I probably wouldn’t care so much, as I have both PSA and BGS cards in my collection. I just feel like if it had have been sent to PSA like it should have, I would be potentially a lot more in front with selling it.
I’m at a loss as to what I should now do. I understand that sometimes as humans we just mess up, however I don’t feel overly confident in using them to grade again, and I also know the ridiculous wait that PSA has.
Should I just suck it up and move on?
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