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.
Lizzie do you actually read your clickbait.
Rich Lieberman
Oakland CA
are you as dumb as that idiot Grayson.
rich.lieberman@gmail.com
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