Interesting. CLCT now says lowest fee is $3
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I had argued with some here that CLCT said they charged $4 as the lowest fee for card grading as that is what they reported in their annual report to the SEC. The latest annual report just filed last week now says $3.
n the case of trading cards, the authentication and grading fees ranged from approximately $3 to $500 and averaged $6.63, per trading card. As a general rule, collectibles dealers and, to a lesser extent, individual collectors, request faster turnaround times and, therefore, generally pay higher fees for more valuable, older or “vintage” collectibles than they do for modern collectibles.
So for those who felt they were charging $3, you were right after all.
n the case of trading cards, the authentication and grading fees ranged from approximately $3 to $500 and averaged $6.63, per trading card. As a general rule, collectibles dealers and, to a lesser extent, individual collectors, request faster turnaround times and, therefore, generally pay higher fees for more valuable, older or “vintage” collectibles than they do for modern collectibles.
So for those who felt they were charging $3, you were right after all.
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