The one thing I would factor into your profit margin is the fact that most people pay raw price for 9's on modern cards. For example, the Raikou's raw market price is $20 which is what I would expect to sell it for in a 9.
I was thinking a similar thought. Shouldn't you substract the raw card price from your graded value when determining the profit? At least that's what I did with my first submission this year. Nice video nonetheless, great submission. :)
Ayeee let’s go !! Big learning experience for you and me and you should do an updated version of submissions to PSA and steps to sending out cards ! But amazing 👏🏼🔥 I might resend that Gengar I got from you too lmao!!
Most inconsistent company but definitely king of the market if you want to make money. Awesome video! You are one of the first return videos to factor in all of the actual costs so people can see what they can actually expect to make. Keep it up and good luck at the National!🎉
Dude, I had the same grader I think. I know that seems crazy to say, but I did a submission with a lot of modern stuff that was so mint and definitely 10 worthy and ended up getting a lot of 9's. Doesn't feel great.
Thats a lot of 9’s for a modern submission. I typically find with modern, if centering is good and no whitening, its ink smudges/ print lines on the surface that keep from getting a 10. Always check the cards under a bright light, or take a picture of the card with flash on, and inspect the photo for surface wear.
Do you have or plan on doing a do's and don'ts for submissions to PSA? I'm about to submit my 1st time on Monday 😅 Always enjoy your videos. I am working on my inventory to attempt to vend. Inspired brotha 🫡
Thank you man! And I think next submission I’m gonna make a vid prepping them and just talking about it the whole time. Might be boring but also could be cool. Maybe even go live to do it on here 💪💪
The one thing I would factor into your profit margin is the fact that most people pay raw price for 9's on modern cards. For example, the Raikou's raw market price is $20 which is what I would expect to sell it for in a 9.
Yep yep, that’s why at the end i multiply it by 85% to get a more realistic number 💪💪
I was thinking a similar thought. Shouldn't you substract the raw card price from your graded value when determining the profit? At least that's what I did with my first submission this year. Nice video nonetheless, great submission. :)
Nice PSA sub! Definitely do more of these videos man & congrats on 2k.
Thank you!!!
Ayeee let’s go !! Big learning experience for you and me and you should do an updated version of submissions to PSA and steps to sending out cards ! But amazing 👏🏼🔥 I might resend that Gengar I got from you too lmao!!
Ayeeee yessirrr learning for sure but thank you!!!
YESSIIRRRRR love all the zenith. Huge sub! Psa are crazy with the 8 and 9s tho haha. Sick vid!
Yessirrr they were rough to me😂 but not bad for the first one!
Most inconsistent company but definitely king of the market if you want to make money. Awesome video! You are one of the first return videos to factor in all of the actual costs so people can see what they can actually expect to make. Keep it up and good luck at the National!🎉
Thank you so much!!!
As you went from less no. than PSA 10s,i was like😱.Then slowly they are coming.Profit gain too.Congrats!!😊
Thank you!!!
Boom! Crazy end 🔥
Learning always and yessir the final boom!💪😂🔥
Nice learning sub with the 9s over all! We are rooting for ya!
Dude, I had the same grader I think. I know that seems crazy to say, but I did a submission with a lot of modern stuff that was so mint and definitely 10 worthy and ended up getting a lot of 9's. Doesn't feel great.
Yeah some losses and some wins is the name of the game I guess!
Thats a lot of 9’s for a modern submission. I typically find with modern, if centering is good and no whitening, its ink smudges/ print lines on the surface that keep from getting a 10. Always check the cards under a bright light, or take a picture of the card with flash on, and inspect the photo for surface wear.
Yeah I got all that after this was my first one so in August hopefully I see a huge difference but thank you for the tips 💪
You remind me a lot of faze adapt, especially when you said “i love that”
😂😂😂😂that’s awesome!
Great video bro, just wondering if you factor in the card purchase costs in the expenses?
Yessirrr both card purchase, grading fees and shipping/insurance
Does your total expense number include the cost of the card as well as grading costs? Or is it just the grading costs? Great slabs btw :)
Yep so everything from shipping, insurance, grading and card price raw are all factored in!
cool video
Thank you!
Dude a lot of those 9's look like 10's. You got hosed on some of those
Agreed😂
How long did it take for all the cards to come back from Psa??
45 days roughly
The best is for the last, and try to re grade the lugia
I think so too!!!
Wish you would have shown the back of that sudowoodo to see why it got a 4 :(
Nvm saw the crease
Yeah the front was deff the problem 😭😂
ARK - E - US
You spent 1,644$ on the cards + grading fee or just the cards?
All in it was 1644💪 so that’s raw prices, grading fee, shipping and insurance
The total expense is that how much u paid for the cards and the sub ?
Yep sorry I should have put that but it’s the total espense so raw card price, grading fee, shipping and insurance!
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Zard let’s go 10
Yessirrrrr
Wipe the cards down before submitting?
I did but for sure learned to look at things better 💪
nice return! thanks for the upload
Thank you!!!
Do you have or plan on doing a do's and don'ts for submissions to PSA? I'm about to submit my 1st time on Monday 😅 Always enjoy your videos. I am working on my inventory to attempt to vend. Inspired brotha 🫡
Thank you man! And I think next submission I’m gonna make a vid prepping them and just talking about it the whole time. Might be boring but also could be cool. Maybe even go live to do it on here 💪💪