Sqooci

On 11/3/2022 at 12:07 AM, Sqooci said:

Mine has been sitting on schedule to grade since 10/13... 25 card bulk too

After emailing them a few weeks ago mine was changed to grading/quality control but it has been stuck there 3 weeks now. The 30 working day mark would be on Thanksgiving so I know I won't see these for at least another month  

On 11/2/2022 at 7:26 PM, CMD90 said:

My first trading card sub, received on 9/14 and been stuck on Grading/Quality Control for over a month 😑. 25 card bulk sub. 

Mine has been sitting on schedule to grade since 10/13... 25 card bulk too

On 10/25/2022 at 11:23 AM, Davidw22 said:

Tuesday October 25th my submission has moved to Grading/Encapsulating 

Was yours a bulk order?

There's a plastic film on the inside of my slab that almost looks like a card sleeve. Has anyone else had this issue? None of my other CGC slabs has this.

On 8/14/2022 at 5:19 PM, CGC Mike said:

Hello

We have recently made improvements regarding return shipping.  Here is the article.

Mike

https://www.cgccards.com/news/article/10242/fee-shipping-updates/

So to confirm, I am sending an order in via USPS to get graded. Do I need to fill out the shipping information form you have linked? If so do I need to print the form and include it in my package or mail it in separately? 

Thanks!

I am thinking about giving CGC a try, but I can't seem to get a straight answer on whether or not I will automatically get the $150 credit on my first order. I would like to use it to have a few cards graded so that I can determine if I want to do a bulk order. Has anyone recently joined and can confirm? Thanks!

On 7/25/2022 at 3:09 PM, revat said:

very generally, you can get an idea of card values by looking and ebay 'sold' items or using a website called 130point.

If you grossly mis-assign the value of the card, CGC may upcharge you, but they won't get mad or return all your cards ungraded or anything like that.  If you're at or reasonably near the border, they usually just let it pass even if you're a bit over.

Generally, the "value" they are talking about is for (their) insurance purposes (of course you're paying for it), so if your card gets destroyed, how much is it reasonably worth?

hope that helps.

When comparing these cards are you going by the ungraded cost or the graded cost? For instance if I send in a card that sells for $12 raw but I'm hoping its a 10 that sells for $150, would I put the value I'm hoping its worth?