PSA is the largest card grading company, based in the United States. On most Pokémon cards its slabs sell for more than any other company's. Its Standard service is $59.99 a card today.
Its Standard service is $59.99 a card today. Its own price list, read October 11, 2026.
Value services are paused. Standard is open, quoted at 90 to 100 business days.
Postage and insurance come on top of any fee.
From our own card data, read today.
| Card | Raw | Top PSA slab | Average gain |
|---|---|---|---|
| Charizard 4 (Base Set) | $334 | PSA 10 at $12,307 | $5,164 |
| Umbreon VMAX 215 (Evolving Skies) | $1,855 | PSA 10 at $3,885 | $654 |
| Charizard ex 199 (151) | $320 | PSA 10 at $1,400 | $255 |
| Mew ex 193 (151) | $29.01 | PSA 10 at $220 | No gain |
Average gain allows for the card not coming back at the top grade. It is what is left over selling raw, after the fee.
PSA judges four things: centering, corners, edges and surface.
One grade goes on the label. The weakest of the four holds it down.
Our guide to the grading scale sets the companies' scales side by side. Our centering calculator checks the first of the four.
Fake slabs exist for every company. Check the cert number, the label and the case before you pay.
Our guide to graded cards has a checklist that adds the signs up.
Grading pays when the graded price beats the raw price by more than the fee and the postage.
Our grading guide has a calculator, and our comparison of all six companies has today's fees.
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Its Standard service is $59.99 a card today. Postage and insurance come on top.
More buyers search for PSA slabs than for any other. Its public record of graded cards is the one most collectors check.
Type the number from the label into the lookup on PSA's own site. The record should match the card, the set and the grade in your hand.
In the United States.
It is when the graded price beats the raw price by more than the fee and postage. The card picker on this page works real cards through.
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