PSA stops to submission from outside the United States

PSA cards classification service will not take direct offers from outside the United States in response to the new Trump administration Long -term definitions. in Wednesday updatePsa says it “is reluctantly taken to protect our international customers from important tariff expenses.”

As I noticed PSA, the customs tariff is “in exchange for the value of the elements in the request instead of the PSA service fee.” This means sending the high value Pokemon Or sports cards to PSA will lead to huge fees. Under a 10 percent tariff, for example, the $ 5,000 card will carry a $ 500 fee.

Although PSA is studying international presentations now, this does not mean that the cards currently exist – or in crossing – to their facilities will get away with additional fees. PSA notes that the requests that enter the United States after 12:01 am on April 5th may be affected by the definitions, and you may also face a “unannounced” revenge tariff upon return. “PSA will benefit from the available means to reduce the exposure of customs tariffs to customers outside the United States,” says the company.

PSA has already stopped accepting direct requests from Canada, China, Hong Kong and Mexico due to the first round of definitions I was imposed earlier this year. However, PSA notes that customers in Canada and Japan can still get their cards by sending them or bringing them to their material locations in both countries.