PSA is making the move to protect international customers from ‘significant tariff expenses.’
PSA is making the move to protect international customers from ‘significant tariff expenses.’
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The card grading service PSA will no longer take direct submissions from outside the US in response to the Trump administration’s new far-reaching tariffs. In an update on Wednesday, PSA says it’s “reluctantly taking these measures to protect our international customers from significant tariff expenses.”
As noted by PSA, the tariffs are “against the value of the items in
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