Pre Grading Pokémon Cards Tips & Tricks for Better Grades
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- Опубліковано 7 гру 2024
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In this video, I share expert tips and tricks on pre-grading Pokémon cards to help you achieve better grades when submitting your cards for professional grading! Whether you're a Pokémon card collector, a seller, or someone looking to invest in Pokémon cards, understanding the pre-grading process is crucial to maximizing the value of your collection.
I’ll walk you through essential techniques to evaluate your Pokémon cards before you send them off for grading. Learn how to spot common flaws, assess the centering, corners, edges, and surface condition of each card to predict its potential grade. I also cover tools and methods to carefully clean and prepare your cards to avoid any damage during the grading process.
By mastering pre-grading techniques, you can make more informed decisions about which cards are worth submitting and which ones might not make the cut. Whether you’re looking to buy and sell Pokémon cards or invest in rare cards, this video will give you a competitive edge in the Pokémon trading card business.
Don’t miss out on these valuable insights that can help you get the best grades and increase the value of your Pokémon card investments!
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This is probably the best grading tutorial video. The best part is comparing pre -graded and graded.
@@kaochihwei I really appreciate that. Just trying to share my 2 cents. Hoping this helps some people with grading. Thanks for watching.
Very interesting to have good examples of what to look for.
@@Sean-yr2rl everyone should be able to grade their own cards, hoping to help some people out. Thanks for watching.
Subscribed! Been getting into collecting again this week after 20 years! Will be submitting a couple from my childhood collection through Gamestop & PSA soon. Thanks for the help.
@@AlexBoib that’s awesome to hear you are getting back into collecting. I would be very cautious of submitting cards through GameStop or any other third party. In my opinion, everyone should submit cards themselves, as it is very easy to learn and do. Thanks for watching and subbing.
@@Legendary_Cardboard Interesting, ok thank you for the further advice! They try to rope you in with free shipping if you have Pro membership, lol
Just came across your UA-cam and great info as I’m looking into doing a online business next year! Keep up the good work mate!
Good luck to you with getting your business started. Thanks so much for watching.
Absolutely loved the video and the content youve made so far. Looking forward to seeing more from you man. Thats a sub for sure.
I truly appreciate the kind words. The plan is to continue to share the things that I've learned and that have helped me along the way. Thanks for watching and the sub.
Great video man! Just subscribed!
@@sfnomad2337 much appreciated. Thanks for watching and subbing.
They make a pokemon card centering tool so you have those rounded corners insted on the 90 degree ones.
Edit: just played a little more of the video and you already knew that. Sorry!
CGC Black Label Pristine 10, IMO looks so much better. I have PSA and CGC in comic book (graphic novels) NBA Cards and Pokémon cards using both but prefer the look of the Black Label.
The Black Label definitely looks so much better, a lot harder to get than just the typical PSA 10. The market loves PSA 10s for some reason, so that's my go to grading play for high volume turnaround.
Grading is a scam. Still, a great business idea and good video. Thanks.
@@David-ue7vv Grading is definitely subjective, but it adds value. Just got to be smart about making calculated risks to capitalize on the current graded market. Thanks for watching.
@ Yes. Indeed keep up the good work. I guess it’s good to have variety, and it has its place.