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Hello,
I have a question about turnaround time for submissions that have multiple tier cards involved?
For example, 50 card bulk (turnaround 60 days), 10 card economy (45 days) and 20 card standard (20 days).
1) Are the cards going to be returned in 3 different shipments at three different intervals of time?
2) Do we have to submit the cards to CGC in 3 different shipments?
3) Can the cards be submitted in the same order, how will they be shipped back? -
On 12/21/2020 at 1:43 PM, alohaboyz said:
Grading is not that hard, most hobbyist that submit cards can eye ball a card and grade as consistent. Centering , edges, corners are basic . The surface is the element that is most difficult and time consuming.
Maybe if they go to a more like a "moving assembly line" . train a person to grade only corners, next person grades only edges, next person grades only centering and the experienced graders do surface.
ALSO, with the limit catalog of only Pokemon and Magic cards. Training should be much easier than training Sports cards the consist of so may cards and printing media.
In theory this sounds like a great idea. It certainly is an efficient way to streamline tasks. However, in practice it may prove to be disastrous. Instead of one person, slowly and carefully handling one card/order, one card would be exchanged by 4 or more pairs of hands and the card would be taken in and out of sleeves at least 4 different times instead of once. I can see orders being mixed up all the time, because having to grade one order of 5-10 cards at a time by 4 or more different people would be inefficient and grading multiple orders at the same time by 4 different people may get messy and cards would get mixed up.
Mailing High Value Orders
in Ask CGC Cards - TCGs & Non-sports
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Hello,
I have a question about Mailing in High Value Orders Domestically in US. Let's say my Submission declared value would come out to $18,500. Do we get a shipping label when we make the submission through the site and how does the insurance apply? If not, what services do you guys recommend that aren't going to kill us in shipping costs? Or should we submit in small numbers?