SGC Card Grading Review – Is It Better Than PSA?
PSA gets all the fanfare, but SGC is the second-oldest grading company in the hobby. Launched in 1998, about seven years…
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Beckett Card Grading (A Collector’s Guide) BGS, BVG, BCCG
Beckett has long been a powerhouse in the media business. Its monthly price guide magazines are synonymous with card collecting from…
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PSA Drops Standard Grading Price To $100, Is It Worth The Premium?
PSA recently announced that its Standard grading service would reopen to collectors, at a new price point of $100 per card….
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The Best Card Grading Companies: A Collector’s Survey
We’ve written extensively about sports card grading and many of the controversies that have surrounded the space. With the explosion in…
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Is CSG A Worthy Competitor To PSA?
The sports card grading market has witnessed a lot of change over the past few years; excessive demand has led to…
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How Hard Is It To Get A PSA 10 Grade?
A frequent point of confusion I encounter with novice collectors relates to card values and why their card will not earn…
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Do Screwdown Holders Damage Cards?
If you started collecting in the 80s, you might have kept some of your prized sports cards encased in what is…
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Can You Grade Your Own Cards?
Card grading has completely changed the hobby in the last decade. While there have been some hiccups, a more standardized system…
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The Future Of Card Grading: Are Price Hikes And Massive Wait Times The Norm?
The last few years in the sports card market have been crazy. Sports card grading has exploded, driven by a surge…
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PSA To Suspend Value, Economy, Regular and Express Grading
PSA announced that it was suspending all Value, Economy, Regular, and Express grading service levels in what can only be described…
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