SGC Grade Reveal. Is It Worth It To Grade With SGC?

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  • čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
  • SGC is starting to become more and more popular among collectors. There are a few reasons for this. SGC is the current best grading company for mid to low end cards since they a quick turnaround time and lower grading fees. While PSA and BGS are $150+ to grade a card SGC is only $30 for their standard submission.
    This brings up a question though. Even though they are cheap to grade with, will you make your money back? In this video I show my SGC reveal, how much extra I made grading with SGC, and the pros and cons of their business.

Komentáře • 170

  • @GriseldaBSF410
    @GriseldaBSF410 Před 2 lety +36

    Consistency is key and I think SGC is very consistent. I have an idea of what my cards are going to grade. With PSA you honestly never know like the guy that turned a PSA 6 to a SGC 10

    • @Akeoni
      @Akeoni Před 2 lety +7

      I’m all for PSA but I know someone with a similar experience. It was a PSA 8.. he resubmitted (the ethical way) and PSA sent it back with an 8 again.
      Submitted with SGC received a gem mint 10.. RESUBMITTED to PSA, AGAIN and got a gem mint 10.

    • @scottiebcards2354
      @scottiebcards2354  Před 2 lety +5

      Yeah I can agree with that. SGC is very deliberate with following their grading scale. They don't do any pop control and aren't afraid to give a card that 10. Thanks for watching!

    • @GriseldaBSF410
      @GriseldaBSF410 Před 2 lety

      @@scottiebcards2354 love the channel and the topics you do! Very knowledgeable man. I like the channels where the collectors actually know the players. I collect cards because I love sports not for financial gain and I get that vibe from you

  • @DegenerateStreet
    @DegenerateStreet Před 2 lety +20

    I just got my SGC order. Not gonna lie. The grading was done amazingly. No complains here.
    I believe SGC grading has huge upside in grading modern. The slabs are nice too in person.

    • @scottiebcards2354
      @scottiebcards2354  Před 2 lety +3

      Congrats on the SGC order! Hopefully you got some big cards back.
      As long as SGC can keep their turnaround times low and their prices lower than the competition they will be seen more and more which will help their popularity!

    • @codyn5867
      @codyn5867 Před 2 lety +1

      @@scottiebcards2354 congrats, guys. Loving SGC, the most consistent and fair graders, IMO.

    • @DegenerateStreet
      @DegenerateStreet Před 2 lety +1

      @@scottiebcards2354 nope, I subbed 5 select base cards! 😂 Just wanted to see how consistent SGC was. My co worker really like the black background. Cards I subbed - Justin Herbert, Joe Burrow & Love. I also Compared 10’s and 9.5’s and I was happy with the grades they gave them.

  • @Wrosy313
    @Wrosy313 Před 2 lety +25

    My biggest gripe with SGC is the “9.5”; I love that they have it, but I don’t think people understand what it means. The description sounds a lot like a BGS “min” 9.5, but it prices very close to a PSA 9 (or less). There isn’t too much distinction from a pricing perspective on 9.5s and 9s, which again speaks to marketing / education.

    • @scottiebcards2354
      @scottiebcards2354  Před 2 lety +5

      Agreed. I view the SGC 9.5 as a PSA 9 since it is technically a card SGC themselves did not deem as a "Gem Mint" card along their standards. Prices reflect this, but on occasion some cards can bring some value in an SGC 9.5 over a PSA 9. Thanks for the thoughts Warren. Appreciate it man!

    • @andrewmarks4640
      @andrewmarks4640 Před 2 lety

      It's called mint +....whatever that means

    • @cardboardcheddah3715
      @cardboardcheddah3715 Před 2 lety

      For me…I try to chase the best possible grade given by the third part grader. If I have to have the card for my PC I’ll go as low as a 9 for current market cards. Pop reports matter. It’s not about educating anyone. It’s hard to compare PSA condition and prices to any other because the investors have decided that PSA is their grail. I personally don’t like how large the sgc slab is but I do own several and am happy to keep them on my radar. These two grading companies use real people to determine the overall grade and their can be a lot of room for error. Lots of wiggle room between a PSA 9 and PSA 10. The variance between a SGC 9, 9.5, & a 10 is much less. For my PC, I would take a SGC 9 over a 9.5 because if I were to regrade with PSA, I’m confident that even with luck on my side, the card would realistically grade a 9 and never a 10. An SGC 10 should cross over to a PSA 10. That’s my theory of why 9.5 SGC doesn’t get more respect.

  • @cardwolf
    @cardwolf Před 2 lety +2

    Really like how you structured this video and that you didn’t exaggerate anything. Your videos are honestly super informative-thanks for all the insights.

  • @zachm.3165
    @zachm.3165 Před 2 lety +12

    I personally love SGC. Just wish the cards were more valuable . Hope they go up as SGC is a very reputable grading company

    • @Kingbuzz92
      @Kingbuzz92 Před 2 lety

      I think they look the best by far.

    • @gunjunky187
      @gunjunky187 Před 2 lety +1

      SGC grading is very fair. There's no reason their value should not be on par with PSA.

    • @zachm.3165
      @zachm.3165 Před 2 lety

      @@gunjunky187 Agree

  • @tampahomeinvestorsllc7559

    I really like how you list the Raw, Graded and price spreads.

  • @jussdank
    @jussdank Před 2 lety +1

    Thanks for the content. Ive recently been submitting to SGC as well. Really nice looking slabs and its tough to beat turn around time and price

  • @justinbehan9898
    @justinbehan9898 Před 2 lety +1

    Slick production on the final video. Thanks for putting it together! I also like HGA a lot, even though they're at a disadvantage with being a new player in the grading game.

    • @joshwalker2321
      @joshwalker2321 Před 2 lety

      Like you I like HGA a lot too. I hope they are here to stay. They grade hard but at least you know what you got whereas PSA is a complete toss up from one to the next.

    • @justinbehan9898
      @justinbehan9898 Před 2 lety +1

      @@joshwalker2321 PSA's continued dominance is really unfortunate, as the other companies are more consistent in their rating values.

    • @joshwalker2321
      @joshwalker2321 Před 2 lety +1

      @@justinbehan9898 I could not agree more.

  • @blurayauthority
    @blurayauthority Před rokem +1

    I just sent my first submission (ever) to SGC a couple of weeks ago and got confirmation they’re on the way back (will have tomorrow). I didn’t do any of the pre-cleaning, wipe with microfiber cloth, etc. just pulled from packs and put in a case. Out of 42 cards submitted, about 35 were either 10’s or 9.5’s. I’m happy with that. Curious/excited to see how these will sell compared to their non-graded counterparts.

  • @austinwilliams1673
    @austinwilliams1673 Před 2 lety +3

    I like how your video is exactly 10:00

    • @scottiebcards2354
      @scottiebcards2354  Před 2 lety

      Thanks Austin. I would be a liar to say it was intentional 😂

  • @cscottriffle
    @cscottriffle Před 2 lety +3

    I love sgc. Since you can’t sell them the cards end up as long term holds automatically. Takes the thinking out of it.

  • @OoAtowno0
    @OoAtowno0 Před 2 lety +16

    I think SGC has its place but that order was 100% not worth it. $481 difference if you sell them all. Not counting time spent listing, fees, packing etc. and the biggest thing is someone has to actually BUY IT and that’s where I struggle with SGC slabs.
    The liquidity just isn’t there for a lot of SGC stuff, but unlike PSA or BGS if you auction low-mid level SGC slabs you might not even get the cost of grading back. So you have to sell em at buy it now and that’s time consuming.
    I think they grade pretty accurately, but at $30 a card and with how the market values SGC, unless you can bank on gemming 10s at a high rate it’s not worth it if you’re in it for flipping. Love SGC for the PC and vintage but with modern the value discrepancy is rough.

    • @theworstshot
      @theworstshot Před 2 lety

      Couldn’t have said it better myself, spot on.

    • @jibcoolio7
      @jibcoolio7 Před 2 lety +1

      It's impossible to do the right things in the hobby consistently unless you are a professional with tons of experience and money to boot

    • @BigDirtDawg
      @BigDirtDawg Před 2 lety +2

      you don’t think $500 difference is worth it? About 20 cards? That’s a weeks pay at $14 hour. And you don’t think that’s worth it?

  • @HansensSportsCards
    @HansensSportsCards Před 2 lety

    Hey, you did well Scottie! I like SGC. I have yet to grade with them but am prepping an order right now. Can't wait for PSA any longer. Nice video 🔥

  • @Rick.Gonzalez
    @Rick.Gonzalez Před 2 lety +1

    people have been saying "just wait for PSA" for almost a year now. SGC is the move if youre trying to turn a quicker, but smaller profit. plus, once psa opens, we'll likely still have to wait close to a year for low end submissions like these. cant just hold on to product forever! i think people are starting to realize now that they couldve sold 2020 nba prizm (for example) for more raw a year ago than graded a 9 today. waiting isnt always worth it!

  • @MG-FS_Sports_Cards
    @MG-FS_Sports_Cards Před 2 lety

    I haven't watched many of your videos, but may start. This was well done. I have not sent cards in to SGC since they don't have sub-grades. Have been using HGA since they cost less and have sub-grades. Plus, re-sale value seems to be equal or higher than SGC. For PC cards that are lower end have been going CSG. At around $30/card, not sure if I will try SGC, but you may be able to convince me otherwise

  • @Optable
    @Optable Před 2 lety +1

    Great content! Some constructive advice: you should include the grading fees, especially when the difference turns out to be $30 bucks, making it really no difference at all (profit wise) besides having it protected in a slab.

    • @lightseek88
      @lightseek88 Před 2 lety

      i think he did thats why some of the difference prices were in red and the others in green, green means he profited after grading fees red means he didnt.

    • @glycineairman
      @glycineairman Před 2 lety

      He did mention grading fees at the end. Did not include shipping cost, return shipping cost, eBay selling fees, taxes, time etc

  • @Precomo97
    @Precomo97 Před 2 lety +2

    One of my biggest gripes with PSA is how lenient they are with centering. So thanks for this video, as it seems SGC is that way, too; the centering on the Herbert 10 is very very noticable. But either way, congrats on the good returns!

    • @rickm6232
      @rickm6232 Před 2 lety +2

      TOTALLY AGREE

    • @Gdfsandoz
      @Gdfsandoz Před 2 lety +2

      You know who's super fjckin tough on centering? csg that company is so damn strict. Almost impossible to get a 10. Shit that psa would say is a 10 for centering is like an 8 from csg 😅 highly recommend them. Give it a year or two and I think it will be one of the top grading companies.

  • @wesleyhodge9457
    @wesleyhodge9457 Před 2 lety

    SGC has always been pretty consistent and fair from what I’ve seen on my submissions. Will be curious what my next two orders come back with, I’m sitting on a few raw cards I want to submit, but with two outstanding and the turnaround times being what they are I’m holding off.

  • @Tydo35
    @Tydo35 Před rokem

    Huge SGC fan wish they would sale for PSA amounts

  • @CardboardRN
    @CardboardRN Před 2 lety

    I’ve done 3 different transactions with sgc now, and i can honestly say that they’re pretty consistent with grading. Also, ppl who shit on their slabs probably haven’t seen them in person because they definitely look better in person

  • @beehivebizness627
    @beehivebizness627 Před 2 lety +2

    Didn't do that well? Nearly everything was a 9 or higher minus the one 8.5 I believe, I'd say that is pretty good. SGC's resell value are only getting better and in some cases have been better than PSA, times are changing and SGC is doing a great job of not only providing a affordable option to grading but also having value in their slabs and brand which increases that resell value and that is a good thing wether your just collecting for PC or have plans to sell/flip.

  • @jasonwolfe9892
    @jasonwolfe9892 Před 2 lety

    I like how you put the prices up.

  • @MyerheadsCards
    @MyerheadsCards Před 2 lety

    Very well-done video! Thanks for sharing the knowledge.

  • @deanhinske6852
    @deanhinske6852 Před 2 lety +3

    Sgc is great. Period

    • @scottiebcards2354
      @scottiebcards2354  Před 2 lety

      I like SGC! They are definitely in my top three favorite grading companies!

  • @jbscardbreaks4389
    @jbscardbreaks4389 Před 2 lety +1

    After eBay fees and shipping and your cost of time you might break even if sgc was liquid on modern cards but they usually take several months to move so you might not really break even. But if you submit vintage to them you will do a lot better they are considered about even with psa for vintage market and very liquid.

    • @TheRealJoshO
      @TheRealJoshO Před 2 lety

      I agree all my old Kobe’s lebrons iversons Durants sgc slabs all comp very close to psa. Can’t say the same for modern but ya everything in the 90s and early 2000s prices hold pretty well

  • @kkim1177
    @kkim1177 Před 2 lety

    That corner is a tough one

  • @card_zar
    @card_zar Před 9 měsíci

    Wow, looking at the prices from 2 years ago makes me want to turn back time lol 😂

  • @aaf3127
    @aaf3127 Před 2 lety +1

    Curious about grading experiences.
    I have tried PSA, Beckett, HGA and SCG. I have not received my Beckett order yet, but found HGA is the toughest. I feel like I thoroughly examine my cards and have submitted equal quality to all four, but have received 10% from SGC and PSA as 10’s. I have submitted double the number of cards to HGA and not received a single 10. Every card has 9 or better for three of the parameters, but every card is coming back with a 6 or 7 surface grading. I cannot see the issue, so no longer submitting cards to HGA and may have several regraded at SGC.

  • @robertogodinez1250
    @robertogodinez1250 Před 2 lety

    I got a $200 up charge from my last psa sub on one card. It wasn’t even a huge card Disappointed. I think I’m trying out SGC next time.

  • @BillyTpower
    @BillyTpower Před 2 lety

    Scottie thanks for posting the grade prices and short explanation, it's super helpful for a rookie like myself, pardon the bad pun, but one question I have is the differences you posted, in most cases doesn't that get eaten up by ebay and USPS costs? So my second follow up is why break even, assuming my aforementioned hypotheses is correct?

  • @gradedcardscollector3511

    Greta video. Nice reveal.
    I’m subbed!

  • @pauldayao7644
    @pauldayao7644 Před rokem

    Can't wait to sub with SGC

  • @yaddameangip9810
    @yaddameangip9810 Před 2 lety

    Love you tell the price

  • @KootenayCards
    @KootenayCards Před 2 lety

    Sent in 3 StarStock “A” cards and got 2 9.5’s and one 10 with sgc

  • @bowmanbrent419
    @bowmanbrent419 Před 2 lety +1

    I have a Pete Alonso orange refractor rookie and it has a pretty deep print line from top to bottom. I am afraid it will grade lower than a 9. Still debating on SGC or PSA (when they open a lower tier).

    • @Optable
      @Optable Před 2 lety

      Deep print lines will take you to an 8 maximum with PSA, I would honestly keep it raw if selling or keeping, unless you want to put a slab on it for protection

  • @iBcPirate
    @iBcPirate Před 2 lety +1

    Thanks for sharing, I really enjoy grading returns. Would love to see the grading cost included in each diff. in raw/comps. Additionally, was your graded value based on solely SGC?

    • @scottiebcards2354
      @scottiebcards2354  Před 2 lety

      Hey thanks for watching!
      Correct, my graded value was only on SGC sales! I should have clarified that better in the beginning.

    • @iBcPirate
      @iBcPirate Před 2 lety

      @@scottiebcards2354 Thanks for the reply Scottie! I think SGC vs PSA/BGS/ETC resale value deserves its own video. I was honestly surprised by your comps -- they were higher than I expected. SGC is beginning to catch on as it was essentially the sole provider in the market for the past half year. Seems like the price is reflecting it.

    • @oddhuman5031
      @oddhuman5031 Před 2 lety

      @@iBcPirate no...,SGC was not the only grading company taking submissions the past 6 months.
      HGA has been taking orders and they are smashing SGC values

  • @andre_boulet_guitar
    @andre_boulet_guitar Před 2 lety

    Absolutly... Price, consistency... and they dont do scams...

  • @ricecakejohnson
    @ricecakejohnson Před 2 lety +1

    Some of your raw prices are really low, like the Prizm Tatum RC, that card raw is going for around $75-$100. The raw Trae Young Prizm RC is normally going for around $50ish, and I think the Luka Hoops RC should be around $55-60.

    • @scottiebcards2354
      @scottiebcards2354  Před 2 lety

      Hey thanks for watching. When I made this video a week-a week and a half ago all basketball pricing was down. I was using the most recent sold comps according to 130point.com which shows accepted offer prices as well as bid pricing.

  • @pauld8790
    @pauld8790 Před 2 lety

    Thanks for sharing brother

  • @charlesmurphy1840
    @charlesmurphy1840 Před 2 lety

    From what I’ve noticed sgc,csg and Beckett seem to be harder grading companies than psa.eventually these other companies will start to catch psa

  • @RyanHayesJAX
    @RyanHayesJAX Před 2 lety

    Good lucky Scottie!

    • @RyanHayesJAX
      @RyanHayesJAX Před 2 lety

      Solid results. Seems like not a lot of extra benefit except on the few basketball/football cards that hit 10s.
      Do you feel like baseball is getting overly penalized on grading premium because base sets are generally larger (ie 800 cards fpr topps flagship versus 400ish for other sports)?

  • @kennethcava4488
    @kennethcava4488 Před 2 lety +1

    Did you say PSA charges $150 for relatively low value cards?

    • @scottiebcards2354
      @scottiebcards2354  Před 2 lety +1

      $150 is currently the best price that PSA offers for any of their grading. Later this year or early next year they will make it cheaper but for right now it is $150 for any card.

    • @kennethcava4488
      @kennethcava4488 Před 2 lety

      @@scottiebcards2354 Wow! That's crazy!

  • @groundzero270
    @groundzero270 Před 2 lety

    When showing your pricing you need to deduct the grading price to show true difference in gain or loss.

    • @scottiebcards2354
      @scottiebcards2354  Před 2 lety

      Hey, I show the pricing of grading at the end. I can include it during as well next time. Thanks.

  • @rockiesinoctober
    @rockiesinoctober Před 2 lety

    Interesting that some values stayed the same. I guess you just hang on to those and hope they go up.

    • @scottiebcards2354
      @scottiebcards2354  Před 2 lety

      Exactly. In some cases it is 9.5/10 or bust with SGC on modern cards. Thanks for watching!

  • @rickm6232
    @rickm6232 Před 2 lety +3

    ANYTHING IS BETTER THAN PSA! THEY JUDGE CENTERING PISS POORLY HENCE WHY THEIR POPULAR!

    • @Gdfsandoz
      @Gdfsandoz Před 2 lety +1

      Agreed

    • @scottiebcards2354
      @scottiebcards2354  Před 2 lety +1

      I will say that PSA is lenient on centering for sure which SGC has more weight on. PSA still brings more money so it's a hard thing to balance!

  • @gregorymann3431
    @gregorymann3431 Před 2 lety

    Nice info was hoping for Otani

  • @nathansamole3221
    @nathansamole3221 Před 2 lety

    I never send in a card I think is less than a 10 to be graded unless it's a classic. Never understood folks sending cards to be graded that have shitty corners etc. Seems and is a waste of money and time in my opinion. Just my opinion of course. I get it's cool to have slabbed cards but the longer I've gotten cards graded the more I despise having any cards lower than a 9.5 because of the extreme difference of values below that number.

  • @mikecampbell7841
    @mikecampbell7841 Před 2 lety

    Remember selling fees also reduce profit margin.

    • @scottiebcards2354
      @scottiebcards2354  Před 2 lety

      Hey Mike,
      I didn't include those in this video since I sell through multiple channels (eBay, Instagram, myslabs, facebook, blowout forums, ect) so due to that I didn't inclde fees since a lot of those places do not have fees. Thanks for watching!

  • @sunny8784
    @sunny8784 Před 11 měsíci

    SGC is absolutely the top grading company. I will never submit my cards to PSA nor will i ever purchase a PSA slab. its gross what PSA is doing to the hobby. they need to get humbled.

  • @jeffvonbergen291
    @jeffvonbergen291 Před 2 lety +1

    Should you grade relic cards if they have old time stars on them. I have a Mantle patch card that I wanted to slab. Does slabbing it increase the value of patch cards?

    • @troystewart7730
      @troystewart7730 Před 2 lety +1

      IMO
      No
      People will want a gem mint r police card
      What’s special about your card? The patch. And no one grades patches.
      Now if it’s to keep and you’d like it in a slab yes they do that and you can ask or not ask for a grade

    • @scottiebcards2354
      @scottiebcards2354  Před 2 lety +2

      Hey Jeff I agree with Troy, any grade besides a 10 on a patch doesn't help them. The only value i see from this is for ascetics (people love graded cards) and protection. If it is an ultra rare card then it could be different but overall if you want to display it with less fear of damage grading is a great way to go!

  • @pk3739
    @pk3739 Před 2 lety

    Love SGC personally, just stinks it doesn’t add value the same way. I use them for PC. Otherwise, just wait for PSA… even with your sub just now.

  • @gregorymann3431
    @gregorymann3431 Před 2 lety +1

    Scotty B

  • @gregorymann3431
    @gregorymann3431 Před 2 lety

    Thought.....on psa and or comparing SGC...N PSA

    • @scottiebcards2354
      @scottiebcards2354  Před 2 lety

      Hey Gregory, i prefer PSA and BGS myself but also enjoy SGC. PSA will significantly outsell SGC for the short and midterm but the long term is hard to know for sure! Either way I think SGC deserves a spot in the market and their values should go up as they are respected more and more.

  • @marvin7533
    @marvin7533 Před 2 lety

    Where do you find prices for SGC graded cards? Do they take cards from the 90s?

  • @c5tv674
    @c5tv674 Před 2 lety

    The entire order together turned you a profit, but it was saved by one or 2 cards. Most of those cards you lost money on. I love SGC, but you have to research comps big time. Most 9’s are close to raw value. There are very specific cards that are actually worth sending, or you most likely will lose. I feel SGC is more of “collectors” grader, than an investors grader. Unless it’s high end vintage

  • @jswoozy9666
    @jswoozy9666 Před 2 lety

    Nice Vid! If you have $100 to spend, which player would u invest in?

    • @scottiebcards2354
      @scottiebcards2354  Před 2 lety

      Of course! Thanks for watching. I like Juan Soto myself, but Luis Robert, Tatis Jr, Vlad, and others could all be good buys heading into next season.

  • @DoubleBarrelSportsCards

    Nice cards !!!!

  • @mikeadamo349
    @mikeadamo349 Před 2 lety

    SGC just ruined my 1954 Topps Hank Aaron rookie card! They didn’t even encapsulate the card! I have proof of the cards condition. Any suggestions on what I should do?

    • @scottiebcards2354
      @scottiebcards2354  Před 2 lety

      Sheesh, that is terrible. I would reach out to their customer service. SGC usually takes care of the customers well. Good luck and I hope they get this fixed for you!

  • @TheBadGuuy
    @TheBadGuuy Před rokem

    LETS GO BUFFALO!!

  • @lucycosentino23
    @lucycosentino23 Před 2 lety

    Thank u that’s helpful

  • @rsuriyop
    @rsuriyop Před 2 lety

    It's funny that I've got graded cards from PSA, BGS, CSG, and even ECG. But none whatsoever from SCG... Lol.

    • @scottiebcards2354
      @scottiebcards2354  Před 2 lety

      Give them a shot. They do a pretty good job IMO. Resale for anything less than a 9.5 isn't great, but they get the cards back to you quickly!

  • @DRTOLLZ
    @DRTOLLZ Před 2 lety

    Yes, yes it’s worth it

    • @scottiebcards2354
      @scottiebcards2354  Před 2 lety

      I agree depending on the card of course. A lot of people still aren't SGC fans yet however.

  • @Cards-In-The-Closet
    @Cards-In-The-Closet Před 2 lety

    When you take in account the cost of grading some of these are not worth grading. If you paid the raw price.

    • @scottiebcards2354
      @scottiebcards2354  Před 2 lety +1

      Hey, thanks for watching. I agree with that. Luckily all of these cards were purchased for very cheap or pulled out of packs. None of these were bought at the high raw price. If these cards were bought at the higher price you would have seen a lot less of them sent in.

  • @anthonyhaaf6360
    @anthonyhaaf6360 Před 2 lety

    I absolutely love the trap card is it for sale?

    • @scottiebcards2354
      @scottiebcards2354  Před 2 lety

      Hey Anthony, I am assuming it is for sale yes! Shoot me a message on Instagram and I can get you connected with the owner

  • @GemMintGoldstein
    @GemMintGoldstein Před 2 lety

    I like the video but I'm kinda thinking you might be in the market for a new group subber since your guy doesn't give any discounts. The subber I use does SGC for $26 per card

    • @scottiebcards2354
      @scottiebcards2354  Před 2 lety

      Good to know, I may reach out and see if I can use them. That would save almost $100 on an order this big. Thanks for the heads up!

    • @GemMintGoldstein
      @GemMintGoldstein Před 2 lety

      @@scottiebcards2354 Boca Card Subs run by Eric Drew. You can find the group on Facebook

  • @acesontilt77
    @acesontilt77 Před 2 lety

    Most people will have sellers fees IE feebay myslabs etc. So once you incorporate that into your math you made SQUADOOSH!

    • @scottiebcards2354
      @scottiebcards2354  Před 2 lety

      Hey thanks for watching! eBay seller fees are 13% so if I apply that to my sales I lose 353.99 which means I still made an additional $80ish dollars by grading. If I go through myslabs that is me paying 4% (1% myslabs fees and 3% PayPal fees) which means I only lose $108.92 leaving me with about $300 in profit. While not ideal it still led to more money. I also sell a lot through my Instagram page which has no fees attached. Fees are apart of the game unfortunately but there are ways around them through Instagram, Blowout Forums, and Facebook. Thanks for the thoughts!

  • @stepy5855
    @stepy5855 Před 2 lety

    I like the accuracy of SGC and I’d sub to them if they weren’t $30/card. The ROI just isn’t there and you’re losing money if you don’t 10.

    • @scottiebcards2354
      @scottiebcards2354  Před 2 lety

      Agreed, If this would have been my personal submission I would have been more strict on what I would have sent in. I have a video on my channel where I sent my own cards in and I did much better since I wanted a 10 or bust. Thanks for watching!

  • @adamlee1562
    @adamlee1562 Před 2 lety +1

    ...and minus ebay fees, net = $0 or less

    • @scottiebcards2354
      @scottiebcards2354  Před 2 lety +1

      Hey Adam if I sell through eBay it definitely takes a chunk of my profits but I would still end up with an additional 130ish dollars. If I were to go through myslabs (1% fee) or social media there is plenty of money to be made. still a net positive!
      Thanks for watching!

  • @legionnaires7368
    @legionnaires7368 Před 2 lety

    You have to remember to include the cost of grading.

    • @scottiebcards2354
      @scottiebcards2354  Před 2 lety +1

      At the end of the video I show my profit after grading fees 👍 the total order with shipping was $600. I deduct that from my profit of around 1k.

  • @gryphonbeatty2918
    @gryphonbeatty2918 Před 2 lety

    In your raw price are you counting the Cost to grade ?

  • @JR-fd6fe
    @JR-fd6fe Před 2 lety +3

    You messed up some of the figures on your graded v. raw. Also, depending on where you’re selling (eBay?) you have to include their fees which would make your grading basically a bust.

    • @scottiebcards2354
      @scottiebcards2354  Před 2 lety +1

      Hey JR,
      I am not sure which figures I messed up on. That may have just been in editing I slipped the wrong number in on accident, but all the numbers were from last comps sold through eBay.
      Also, if I were to sell these through eBay fees would be $353.99 which still leaves me positive. Realistically though I would sell these through my social media platform or through myslabs where fees are much lower. Thanks for watching!

    • @VAD3R13
      @VAD3R13 Před 2 lety

      Those fees are taken raw or graded. So its a wash. He made more graded.

  • @leapheap6837
    @leapheap6837 Před 2 lety

    After u sell them on eBay takes 14% . It’s almost better to sell raw sometimes.

    • @toddmpls23
      @toddmpls23 Před 2 lety

      Get around that with MySlabs...

    • @scottiebcards2354
      @scottiebcards2354  Před 2 lety

      I agree with Todd here. MySlabs, Instagram, Facebook, Blowout Forums, and other places can help you get around the huge ebay fees.

  • @scotthoppe5655
    @scotthoppe5655 Před 2 lety

    Modern cards

    • @scotthoppe5655
      @scotthoppe5655 Před 2 lety

      Have to get 1 gold pristine to pay for all the grading fees. Still beats PSA and BGS ransom fees

  • @goob9803
    @goob9803 Před 2 lety

    Quick question, i just started collecting and was wondering is ebay my best bet for selling off my good cards?

    • @tlibby730
      @tlibby730 Před 2 lety

      ebay is definitely your best bet

    • @scottiebcards2354
      @scottiebcards2354  Před 2 lety

      If they are high end cards eBay is the easiest place to move them. If they are already graded I would check out myslabs since their fee structure is much better!

  • @JamesSmith-xq1hp
    @JamesSmith-xq1hp Před 2 lety

    I have a Pete Rose rookie that's in really good shape. Do you guys think I should send this into SGC or PSA? Another question. If I submit it to SGC, Does it matter what I type in the declarer value?

    • @danielmcclorey6606
      @danielmcclorey6606 Před 2 lety

      A Rose RC, definitely send to PSA. Lucky you, that's worth a lot.

    • @JamesSmith-xq1hp
      @JamesSmith-xq1hp Před 2 lety

      @@danielmcclorey6606 I was thinking SGC. They are so much cheaper and quicker turnaround. Will the resale value be that much more over SGC?

    • @lightseek88
      @lightseek88 Před 2 lety

      ill grade and slab it for you, $20!

    • @JamesSmith-xq1hp
      @JamesSmith-xq1hp Před 2 lety

      @@lightseek88 Nice!

  • @patrickellsworth5427
    @patrickellsworth5427 Před 2 lety +1

    SGC is very very strict with their grades

    • @scottiebcards2354
      @scottiebcards2354  Před 2 lety

      Hey Patrick they are a good company. They definitely give fair grades. If a card is a 10 they will give it a 10!

    • @patrickellsworth5427
      @patrickellsworth5427 Před 2 lety

      @@scottiebcards2354 Don't get me wrong. I really like SGC precisely because they're strict. When you buy a 10 you know you're getting a 10. I've been buying a lot lately and am about to send off about 20 cards to be graded.

    • @patrickellsworth5427
      @patrickellsworth5427 Před 2 lety

      @@scottiebcards2354 Great content by the way. I love your channel and Mookie Betts is my favorite player too!

  • @andrewmarks4640
    @andrewmarks4640 Před 2 lety

    Does SGC provide a guarantee for over or under grading?

    • @scottiebcards2354
      @scottiebcards2354  Před 2 lety

      Hey Andrew, I am not sure unfortunately. I am sure their website goes over all their guarantees though!

  • @germanrottweiler2811
    @germanrottweiler2811 Před 2 lety

    To expensive, I’m going with CSG

  • @Solidofzuljin
    @Solidofzuljin Před 2 lety

    its crazy to me that they give 10's on an off centered card

  • @TW-fv2zu
    @TW-fv2zu Před 2 lety +1

    PSA staff have access to Marijuana Dispensary - they are influenced by this and Inconsistent. 💯 POOR

  • @wyatthughes1063
    @wyatthughes1063 Před 2 lety

    I’ve been wondering how to get cards graded but I’m just getting back into collecting and only have like 5 cards I want graded is it worth it to send in that many and how do I go about sending them in? Any info or tips would help.

    • @danielmcclorey6606
      @danielmcclorey6606 Před 2 lety +1

      Unless you have one that's worth a lot, you're spending a ton on fees, shipping, supplies etc,, You could take that money and buy graded cards on ebay, there's a lot of good deals out there now.

  • @anthonyhaaf6360
    @anthonyhaaf6360 Před 2 lety +1

    Trout… lol

  • @sienastang
    @sienastang Před 2 lety

    Bad advice. After EBay fees and shipping you would have LOST money. That doesn’t even include your time.

    • @scottiebcards2354
      @scottiebcards2354  Před 2 lety

      Hey thanks for watching! eBay seller fees are 13% so if I apply that to my sales I lose 353.99 which means I still made an additional $80ish dollars by grading. If I go through myslabs that is me paying 4% (1% myslabs fees and 3% PayPal fees) which means I only lose $108.92 leaving me with about $300 in profit. While not ideal it still led to more money. I also sell a lot through my Instagram page which has no fees attached. Fees are apart of the game unfortunately but there are ways around them through Instagram, Blowout Forums, and Facebook.

  • @BBoergert
    @BBoergert Před 2 lety

    Don’t waste your money on SGC modern

  • @gothamcollections1038
    @gothamcollections1038 Před 2 lety

    Seems to me its not worth grading smaller cards, unless you have an outlet to sell this stuff easily, but im willing to bet most of those cards wont sell easy. I think you card guys are better off just working a few hours of overtime at work lol

  • @jude999
    @jude999 Před 2 lety

    Their labels suck, look like a crappy xerox.

  • @mikeaustin1323
    @mikeaustin1323 Před 2 lety

    Pathetic all modern crap

    • @scottiebcards2354
      @scottiebcards2354  Před 2 lety

      Hey Mike, I understand vintage is a big part of the hobby, but so is modern. Modern cards are still valuable to a lot of people so there is a good reason to collect and sell them.

    • @mikeaustin1323
      @mikeaustin1323 Před 2 lety

      @@scottiebcards2354 yeah but guess what's going to happen in the future. I predict and all my predictions come true in the hobby been in the hobby since the 50s okay. You know most of the autographs are done by a machine in addition what's going to happen if it's going to turn into junk wax in 4-years everybody should sell sell sell invest in vintage which will never lose its value that's a fact you can check back with me in a little over four years until my self hey Mike I you were right and then I could say I told you so

    • @scottiebcards2354
      @scottiebcards2354  Před 2 lety

      Mike, I never said that wouldn't happen. If you watch my channel you would be aware that I constantly talk about the risks of over printing and over saturation in the modern sports card landscape. I am not the champion for modern cards that needs to be attacked here.
      Modern is my favorite thing to collect, but I have a lot of vintage as well. People enjoy this part of the hobby and that is okay (even if it isn't what you enjoy). All I do is make CZcams videos for fun and am in no way saying one way is better than the other. It is okay to collect modern, vintage, or a mixture of both.

    • @mikeaustin1323
      @mikeaustin1323 Před 2 lety

      @@scottiebcards2354 boy I just made $50 I told my friend you would get back to me after the last post so thanks for the free $50. Nobody's attacking you I'm entitled to my freedom of speech some people say I'm entitled to be a troll I say I'm entitled to educate you now see if you respond back

    • @lightseek88
      @lightseek88 Před 2 lety

      @@mikeaustin1323 you seem like a cool dude, id love to be your friend just to steal your vintage cards you adore so much and replace them with all modern, bhahaha.

  • @vabbate1
    @vabbate1 Před 2 lety

    Grading is a ripoff