how much is it to have a card graded PSA Grading Card Fee
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how much is it to have a card graded

how much is it to have a card graded PSA Grading Card Fee

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how much is it to have a card graded PSA Grading Card FeeAn authenticated, upgraded collection starts here with step by step guidance to ease the journey along. An authenticated, upgraded collection starts here with step by step guidance to ease the journey along. As recent data shows that PSA cards sell for more in 9 out of 10 sales, it's worth your time. Trading Card Authentication and Grading Submission Center PSA is the largest and most respected third party authentication and grading company in the

An authenticated, upgraded collection starts here with step-by-step guidance to ease the journey along. An authenticated, upgraded collection starts here with step-by-step guidance to ease the journey along. As recent data shows that PSA cards sell for more in 9 out of 10 sales, it's worth your time.

Trading Card Authentication and Grading Submission Center

PSA is the largest and most respected third-party authentication and grading company in the world for trading cards and memorabilia.

Authentication is the process of verifying the originality or genuineness of a trading card. Grading is assessing the quality and condition of a trading card using PSA’s 10-point grading scale. Grading can only take place after a trading card has been deemed authentic.

Whether vintage, modern or TCG, PSA authenticates and grades cards throughout the hobby. Learn more about our grading process, insightful content and collecting resources below.

Benefits of PSA Grading

  • Established Standards: PSA has established recognized and respected universal grading standard for trading card collectors. Learn More
  • Trading Card PSA Price Guide: PSA has established a PSA-graded card price guide that has enhanced stability in the marketplace for both collectors and dealers alike. Learn More
  • Security: PSA encapsulates every trading card in a tamper-evident, sonically sealed case. These attractive, hard plastic cases provide protection from pressure and most damage. Learn More
  • Set Registry: PSA has a Set Registry for card collectors and the possibilities are virtually endless in terms of creating interesting and fun trading card sets. Learn More
  • Value: PSA can help you get the most for your cards. Cards authenticated and graded by PSA achieve amazing prices at auction. Learn More
  • We've Got the Facts: It has never been easier to find information on your favorite PSA-graded trading cards. Discover expert narratives, collecting articles, pricing, populations and checklists all in one place with PSA CardFacts®. Learn More

Trading Card Authentication & Grading Process

  1. Authentication: A series of PSA graders review your cards for authenticity. If genuine, PSA looks for evidence of doctoring, such as re-coloring or trimming.
  2. Grading: If your cards pass authentication, PSA grades the condition of each card on a scale of 1-10, with 10 being best.
  3. Encapsulation: PSA encapsulates each card in its own sonically sealed, tamper-evident case. The card's grade and certification number are displayed on the PSA LightHouse™ label.

Pricing

  • Value Deal: $28/Card (depending on the card(s) value after grading)
    • Declared Value: $500 or less
    • Estimated Turnaround Time: 60-75 Business Days*
  • Bring your cards directly into our shop for submission. You don't pay until we get the graded card(s) back and you'll be charged accordingly. We look forward to seeing you soon!
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