The change is yet another sign of the changing landscape of grading as submissions continue to surge through all grading companies ...

Sports card collectors woke up this week to discover that one of the hobby’s most affordable grading options had essentially disappeared overnight. SGC ...

PSA just shaved another 900,000 cards off its grading backlog. The bigger number for collectors, however, is the one it still ...

After yesterday's news that PSA would pause all value and bulk-tier submissions, other companies also took to social media to let collectors know changes were coming. Collectors, predictably, wondered ...

PSA's grading booth at the National Sports Collectors Convention last week experienced record demand that the company could fully service. Brooks Peck ROSEMONT, Ill. — The backlog of cards yet to be ...

Here's more news about PSA. The market has shifted. The unexpected shutdown of the cheapest tiers force every hobby enthusiast to seek viable grading alternatives to PSA. This immediate restriction ...

PSA is giving collectors a cheaper way to grade cards again, but it is not bringing back the Value services many have been waiting for. The company announced September 9 that a new Standard service ...

According to GemRate, 2025 was busy year for card grading as demand surged. PSA continued to dominate but the consumer demand is not helping all grading companies. According to data from GemRate, ...

PSA has added raw-card tracking, portfolio values, folders and sharing tools to its app, expanding what collectors can manage before grading.