To look up your BCCG serial number, simply enter the certification number below. BGS Card Lookup Enter your certification number Look Up Card Your certification number appears on your Beckett label. If you’d rather go directly to Beckett to look up a BCCG serial number, follow these steps. After doing so you’ll see a screen […]
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When putting together a post the other day on what is a BCCG 10, I realized that not only are not all card grading scales equal, but even the common 1-10 card grading scale could differ between the popular card grading services. So, in case you were wondering yourself and wanted all of that information
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It’s amazing how much the hobby has evolved. We have gone from simple, straightforward cards that didn’t warrant any question or big decisions to cards with jerseys and autographs; prizms and refractors, graded slabs, and so much more. It’s good and bad, but we won’t debate it much now. The looming question for you today
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The PSA reslab fee – also known as the reholder cost – starts at $25/card. Here is the current reslab fee menu as of November 2023: While turnaround times vary with demand and are unstated, you can pay for the following expedited services: But, what does all of this mean? It can certainly be a
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Just when you think you have a handle on card grading, you see a BCCG graded card pop-up on eBay, which, from your research, you see includes “Beckett” in the acronym, yet is different than BGS (and BVG for that matter). So, what gives? What is BCCG, how is it different than BGS—and how does
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POP is short for “population,” and is used to reference the scarcity of graded cards or how many there are in existence. Therefore, a POP 1 PSA 10 card would mean it’s the only PSA 10 in existence. A POP count of 18 would mean there are 18 that have been graded, and so on.
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