PSA Kills Bulk Grading: What's Next for Card Collectors?
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Dan McCabe and Erik Sjolie break down the seismic shift in sports card grading after PSA discontinued bulk submissions on June 3, 2026.
What does it mean when the #1 grader pauses bulk? How is CGC capitalizing? And why is TCG flooding the market?
TOPICS COVERED:
- PSA's $79 minimum pricing strategy & market impact
- The 10M+ card backlog crisis
- CGC's 30% market share surge (and the debate around it)
- Beckett's rebranding & new slabs
- SGC's decline & TAG's misstep
- Why 75% of grading is TCG, not sports
- Authentication concerns & counterfeit prevention
- Will graded 7s, 8s, 9s hold value?
CHAPTERS:
0:00 - Intro: Dan's 1986-87 Jordan PSA 7
2:15 - PSA bulk pause announcement & $79 minimum
5:42 - April grading stats deep dive
8:30 - CGC's market capture & perception vs. reality
12:00 - The TCG flood effect
14:45 - Beckett & SGC competitive moves
17:20 - TAG's pricing blunder
20:10 - Fanatics authentication deal implications
25:30 - Grading fatigue vs. necessity debate
29:45 - Future outlook: What happens next?
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Hosts: Dan McCabe, Erik Sjolie
Episode: #2
Duration: ~33 min
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