😂💀 Funny thing is, the trust Gamestop hasn't earned yet caused several ppl I know with PSA memberships to submit through Gamestop. 😂 We'll be comparing grades through GS vs submitting ourselves. Btw, i have an update on my Oct 17th submission still showing "shipped." Since i was the 1st person to submit cards at that Gamestop, the employee/manager screwer up. Another person submitted cards that day and they "accidentally" mixed up the cards. It literally took 2 months to get straightened out. A PSA rep had to compare "pictures taken" bc gamestop can't access the pictures once taken.😂 🤡 The manager assured me the order was officially shipped out on Dec 16th.. I remained as calm as humanly possible. I said Gamestop may want to update this process for the future. Taking 2 months to get this investigated & rectified is unacceptable. Also, I took pictures and did a YT video with the cards submitted. If the grades are mysteriously lower than expected, and if I'm missing cards, Gamestop will be blamed. He understood and agreed. My Nov 19th submission is finally being processed by PSA.
Venusaur didn't want to stay because he was excited to be the 12% Also excited to see the results from the results you gather from GameStop compared to PSA. I mean it probably won't prove that GameStop PSA grading will increase the probability of PSA grades being less than 10 than grading it yourself but I think it'll be cool to see and know
😂 that Venusaur was being a bad pokemon! Yeah, I have other friends who submitted through gs. We're gonna wait until at least 200 cards are graded. GS submissions has been getting better in recent weeks. I'm seeing more improved numbers than the 1st month. My guess is GS subs were being treated as avg idiot collectors submitting the cards to psa. But once PSA saw most ppl were experienced PSA members, they had to start grading them more accurately. Ppl may think that's ridiculous, but numbers don't really lie, especially with more newer cards.
Cool opening!!
Thanks Sam! I appreciate u!
Holy freaking crap that last pack magic is insane, lisia's appeal!
Bro you're doing God's work by sending cards through GameStop for sheer data 😂
😂💀 Funny thing is, the trust Gamestop hasn't earned yet caused several ppl I know with PSA memberships to submit through Gamestop. 😂
We'll be comparing grades through GS vs submitting ourselves.
Btw, i have an update on my Oct 17th submission still showing "shipped." Since i was the 1st person to submit cards at that Gamestop, the employee/manager screwer up. Another person submitted cards that day and they "accidentally" mixed up the cards. It literally took 2 months to get straightened out. A PSA rep had to compare "pictures taken" bc gamestop can't access the pictures once taken.😂 🤡 The manager assured me the order was officially shipped out on Dec 16th..
I remained as calm as humanly possible. I said Gamestop may want to update this process for the future. Taking 2 months to get this investigated & rectified is unacceptable. Also, I took pictures and did a YT video with the cards submitted. If the grades are mysteriously lower than expected, and if I'm missing cards, Gamestop will be blamed. He understood and agreed.
My Nov 19th submission is finally being processed by PSA.
Venusaur didn't want to stay because he was excited to be the 12%
Also excited to see the results from the results you gather from GameStop compared to PSA. I mean it probably won't prove that GameStop PSA grading will increase the probability of PSA grades being less than 10 than grading it yourself but I think it'll be cool to see and know
😂 that Venusaur was being a bad pokemon! Yeah, I have other friends who submitted through gs. We're gonna wait until at least 200 cards are graded.
GS submissions has been getting better in recent weeks. I'm seeing more improved numbers than the 1st month. My guess is GS subs were being treated as avg idiot collectors submitting the cards to psa. But once PSA saw most ppl were experienced PSA members, they had to start grading them more accurately.
Ppl may think that's ridiculous, but numbers don't really lie, especially with more newer cards.