Is BGS 9.5 the Same as a PSA 10?
A BGS 9.5 is not the same as a PSA 10. While the conditions of the cards graded as such […]
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I’ve been writing about PSA and BGS for a long time—let me be clear: there is no “best” grading company.
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PSA Grading currently takes about 20 days to grade a card at the “value plus” service level ($40/card) and 10
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The PSA Crossover cost is $75 at the “regular” service level (max declared value of $1,499), which has an estimated
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Buying raw cards on eBay with the intention to grade can be tough. And let me just clarify that buying
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In comparing all of the different card grading services, everyone is quick to look at BGS, SGC, and CSG as
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Simply, declared value is an estimate of how much your card will be worth after it has been graded. So,
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As a leader in authenticating sports cards and other items, PSA has the daunting task of striving for perfection every
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PSA is owned by Collectors Universe, an American company based in southern California. Collectors Universe was formed in 1986 with
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One thing to love about the hobby expansion and cards becoming more popular than ever is the innovation and opportunity.
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