July Card Grading Hits Another Record as Beckett and CGC Keep Surging
July card grading reportedly reached another record, with Beckett and CGC continuing to surge.
Why it matters
Record grading activity matters because it points to more cards entering the graded supply pipeline. For operators and investors, that can affect turnaround expectations, slabbed-card supply, and liquidity conditions if more inventory reaches the market.
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