PSA just shaved another 900,000 cards off its grading backlog. The bigger number for collectors, however, is the one it still has to reach. The post PSA Backlog Falls to 9 Million as Value Card ...

PSA’s grading backlog fell to 8.2 million on October 6. The latest update could give sports card collectors a reason to wait ...

Hey, collectors, here's another thrilling story of the day. The card market just experienced a massive shake-up that immediately alters your submission plans. Professional Sports Authenticator dropped ...

When it comes to the 1941 Play Ball baseball card set, collectors have always been astonished by the legendary names and iconic portraits, but what about the modern market value of these cards? Here's ...

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 ...

With the backlog at PSA back under 10 million cards - 9.9 million, to be exact - PSA announced that they will be opening a new service level starting on Septemb ...

September 20, 2026Whether or not to submit for grading should be decided not by 'will it get a 10,' but by 'how much more ...

Beckett’s cheaper grading tiers are accepting cards again, but collectors still won’t find the normal submission process waiting for them online. The post Beckett Reopens Base, Standard Grading While ...

PSA’s backlog dropped again in its October 6 update, bringing the company closer to a key threshold for restoring cheaper grading options. For collectors, the difference between grading now and ...