PSA and Beckett own 90% of the grading market and the industry hurts every day they are not in business.
Upstarts like CSG and HGA have had inauspicious starts.īut in reality, the hobby needs the two biggest grading services to get back to normal. Some of the most important characteristics of BrainsBreaker are: - Pleasant and easy-to-use interface, that uses menus, contextual menus and mouse movements. SGC Grading is probably having the most success during this downturn for the “big two”, offering no backlog and the lowest grading service fee on the market at only $30. Other grading services have started chipping away at the grading market. It sounds like they are on track to begin accepting submissions again in July, but with everything in the industry changing so fast, I wouldn’t count on it just yet. This is because they had a backlog of over 10 million cards to be graded. PSA announced back in April that they were suspending most grading services. It sounds like Beckett is doing this specifically to prepare for grading submissions at the National, but it’s unclear what level grading services will be available on site.Īnd so the trend among popular grading services continues. Only the Premium Level, which is $250 with subgrades and $150 without subgrades, is still available. There it is in black and white: Beckett is shutting down most of its grading services as of June 7th. Again, this is going to be temporary and something we believe will improve our availability for the remainder of 2021 and into 2022. We now feel this is right the move for Beckett. This is not ideal for anyone but something our competition has done.
The reason behind this decision is simply to allow us to focus on the growing backlog we have and to get as many cards back to customers as possible, before the National. All orders that are submitted under the Express, Standard, and Economy level will be returned to the customer, ungraded. “ As of June 7th, Beckett will suspend all grading submissions other than our Premium Level. There was fear among many that the National would be cancelled or postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but it appears things are improving enough to allow the show to go on. #thehobby #collect #tradingcards /uu9BeXcTrS- Beckett Media June 1, 2021 Following the breaking news, Beckett Announces Plans for 2021 and temporary changes to Beckett Grading Services ahead of the show.
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