PSA announced the return of its Value grading service for October 29, bringing back a cheaper option after nearly five months ...

PSA says it has graded more cards in the last three years than the previous 27 years of the company's existence.

With the backlog dropping to near the estimate required to fully reopen, PSA is reopening their Value Service Tier.

PSA is bringing back Value grading at a higher price while trimming turnaround estimates and reducing the backlog that has kept its cheapest service on hold.

PSA has announced that they have reopened their Value Tier services for submissions as of October 29, 2026 at 8 am PT. PSA ...

Grading company PSA officially announces new pricing.

PSA's grading backlog dropped to 7.2 million cards on October 20, bringing cheaper Value services closer to reopening amid a ...

A grading announcement from PSA today, after months and months of working through a significant backlog of grading requests.

PSA’s latest backlog update could have a direct impact on how much sports card collectors spend on grading. The company revealed on October 6 that its active grading backlog has fallen to 8.2 million ...

With the backlog dropping to near the estimate required to fully reopen, PSA is reopening their Value Service Tier. Collectibles On SI PSA Announces Major Value Grading Changes That Impact Sports Card ...

If you are a PSA fan, this blog is definitely for you. The latest PSA grading updates are directly reshaping card values, submission costs, and long-term ROI for collectors. Understanding how the 2026 ...

PSA has made another sizable dent in its mountain of trading cards. The grading giant reported an active global backlog of approximately 9 million cards in its September 22 update, down from 9.9 ...