What Happens to Your PSA Submission When Your GameStop Closes?

GameStop’s grand plan to become a hobby hub is hitting a major snag.

In late 2024, the retailer teamed up with PSA for $15.99 on-site grading drop-offs. It was supposed to be easy. No shipping forms. No post office lines.

But as 2026 kicks off, GameStop is swinging the axe on hundreds of stores. Now, that "easy" drop-off is becoming a logistical nightmare.

If your shop shuts down, your pending order gets re-routed to the next closest location.

If your "Ready for Pickup" alert hits and your store is gone, check your inbox. Your cards are likely a town or two over.

Nat Turner, the CEO of PSA’s parent company, actually sits on the GameStop Board of Directors

Nat Turner

GameStop is sitting on a massive $8.8 billion cash pile. They aren't going broke, but they are closing underperforming stores fast. 

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