Beckett to suspend most grading operations on June 7
The popular third-party grader is temporarily suspending grading services to focus on backlog
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The popular third-party grader is temporarily suspending grading services to focus on backlog
Facing backlogs, the popular third party grading company Beckett is increasing the prices of some of its services
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The Coronavirus has forced two popular grading companies to cease card grading operations
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While room exists in the marketplace, third party grading companies have found challenging PSA, SGC, and Beckett to be difficult
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With so many altered sports cards being uncovered, what can collectors do?
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The Blowout forum has new findings, including three 1952 Topps Mickey Mantle cards that appear to be altered
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Even if you want to, it’s not always best to de-slab those graded cards
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The trimmed high-grade cards are bad … but that’s not the end of the story
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The recent discovery of numerous high-grade trimmed cards is another problem for the hobby
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Here’s a look at the ins and outs of grading your cards
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Third party grading companies are backed up and it’s likely not ending anytime soon Back in October, I sent a package of about 20 cards off to SGC for grading. SGC has generally been my grader of choice and the service I’ve received to date has been pretty good. This time, though, there has been a small delay. My cards
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Strip Cards Receive Numerical Grades … But Is That Correct? One of more interesting discussions when it comes to graded cards centers around strip issues. Strip cards, in general, are those cut from uncut strips or sheets. They’re generally more affordable than tobacco or caramel cards and the real benefit to them is they are without a doubt, legitimate early
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