Kon_Jelly

I've only sent in one vintage card to be graded. It was a 1956 Hank Aaron white back. I had it pegged as a 7 before I sent it in, and that's exactly what it came back with:

Picked this up earlier this year.
 

Picked this up earlier this year.
 

Picked this up earlier this year.
 

Picked this up earlier this year.
 

Picked this up earlier this year.
 

Picked this up earlier this year.
 

Please see the announcement in the link below.  Deadlines have also been extended. See below.
https://www.csgcards.com/news/article/12052/ 
There will be a temporary freeze on slot requests and score correction requests beginning at 10 a.m. EST on December 1, 2023.
The deadline to update your CGC Cards Registry sets to be considered for awards is 10 a.m. EST on December 29, 2023.
Awards will be announced in January 2024.

Like Josh mentioned they have to be checked in at Sarasota first. 

Old green label CSG Pristine 10s as well as current CGC Trading Cards Pristine 10 blue labels will cross to Pristine 10s in the new gold CGC Cards label.

Economy order, 8 cards.
Shipped: 2/9/22
Delivered: 2/10/22
Received by CSG: 2/12/22
Scheduled for Grading: 2/12/22
Grading/Encapsulating/Imaging: 2/15/22
Grading/Quality Control: 2/16/22
Quality Control/Finalized: 2/16/22
Shipped: 2/22/22
So an Economy order in 7 business days. Not too shabby. 

Just had a standard order ship in 3 days. They're getting crazy fast with these orders. 

Standard sub.
Received/Scheduled for Grading: 12/7
Grading/Encapsulation/Imaging: 12/10
Grading/Quality Control: 12/13
Shipped: 12/14
Yep, 6 days on a Standard order. 

I've only sent in one vintage card to be graded. It was a 1956 Hank Aaron white back. I had it pegged as a 7 before I sent it in, and that's exactly what it came back with:

That's not possible under CGC's witnessing method. Basically the item has to go from the signer directly to CGC, and if it's done at a convention only a CGC authorized witness can take that item from the signer back to be graded. The person with the forged item would be still holding their forged item, as there is no chance to swap it out. 
That said, I don't know that it's necessary in the sports card world considering how many cards are pre-signed and authenticated by the manufacturers. That doesn't exist in the comics world. 

I've only sent in one vintage card to be graded. It was a 1956 Hank Aaron white back. I had it pegged as a 7 before I sent it in, and that's exactly what it came back with:

Update:  We are currently processing requests from the end of July.
We are adding a new team member next week and we look forward to catching up on the backlog of requests.

Both. They're both the worst. 

Both. They're both the worst. 

I thought CGC may have shut it down to scrub some of these threads... 

I thought CGC may have shut it down to scrub some of these threads... 

Can't believe I read the entire thread. I expected another response from CGC, but I'm guessing they're going to be radio silent about this moving forward. 

Very nice! Next is the Mantle, right? 😊 

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On Thursday, August 4, Certified Sports Guaranty® (CSG®) is premiering “Collect This!”, its first foray into podcasting. Hosted, written and produced by veteran sports podcaster and bestselling author Alan Goldsher, “Collect This!” will engage, inform and entertain hardcore sports card collectors and casual sports fans alike.
Alan — who has hosted over 500 combined podcast episodes for DFS giant FanDuel and fractional ownership sports platform Collectable — is confident that this show will have a huge impact on the hobby. “Our blend of interviews with industry heavyweights, thoughtful storytelling, an intricate approach to production and original music will help us attract a loyal, passionate audience.”
Among the industry heavyweights scheduled to appear during the podcast’s first month are musician and collecting entrepreneur DJ Skee, former PSA President Joe Orlando and sports and pop culture appraiser Simeon Lipman (PBS’s Antiques Roadshow).
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The CSG Registry team has completed all new slot requests waiting in our queue as of today, September 22nd.  We will do our best to stay up to date with any new requests.
Thank you for your patience and understanding during our incredible growth and interest in the CSG Registry.