The comic book grading/slabbing service CBCS has been shut down by its new owners in favour of its other company, PSA ...

In 2026, baseball card grading sits at the heart of a booming collectables market that values authenticated and slabbed cards far above raw counterparts. For intermediate collectors wondering how ...

The year 2025 turned into a nightmare for PSA collectors. What started as whispers about shady grading practices exploded into full-blown PSA grading scandals in 2025 that rocked the hobby. From PSA ...

PSA’s price increases raise Value Bulk to $24.99 and Regular to $79.99, extending turnaround times and forcing collectors to rethink bulk grading strategy. Value Bulk rises to $24.99 per card ...

In 2026, baseball card grading sits at the heart of a booming collectables market that values authenticated and slabbed cards far above raw counterparts. For intermediate collectors wondering how ...

PSA's latest grading labels are commanding a premium, which experts think shouldn't be the case. (PSA / eBay) The reason people grade trading cards and seal them in plastic tombs in perpetuity is to ...

PSA will open its first full-scale authentication and grading operation in continental Europe next year with a new facility in Frankfurt, Germany. Expected to open in summer 2026, the facility will ...

Top trading card grader Professional Sports Authenticator will open a grading center in Frankfurt, Germany in the summer of 2026, the company announced Tuesday, marking PSA’s first full-scale ...

PSA grades a variety of trading cards, including the Pokemon TCG. While there are other grading services out there, PSA is one of the most well-recognized. When browsing places like GameStop and eBay ...

PSA is making it a smooth transition to turn your graded cards into cash. The top grading company in the industry has created a new program, called PSA Offers, which gives customers the option of ...

While the jump from 65 business days to 95 days is an increase, collectors who have sent cards to PSA recently won't see much difference with their next set of cards sent to the company. In an email ...