While PSA is primarily known for grading sports cards, it also extends its services to various other types of collectible cards, including trading cards from different categories, such as gaming cards (e.g., Pokmon, Magic: The Gathering), non-sports cards, and even autographed cards
For each tier we can adjust: Card stock: standard 300 gsm for commons, 350 gsm or black core for rares Surface: standard matte for commons, holographic paper or foil for rares/chase Serial numbers: unique numbering printed directly on each rare card (e.g., #127/500) Booster pack collation: specified rarity ratios (e.g., 1 ultra rare per 24 packs) Send us your rarity structure (tier names, card counts per tier, foil specs) and well produce a custom quote
Elite Trainer Boxes The elite in the name defines the difference between elite trainer boxes and regular trainer kits
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So if the TCG and Pokmon GO were to ever collaborate again, it would make sense if the next set featured Gen 2 Johto Pokmon from 2000's Pokmon Gold and Silver
Today I want to line up price data with EDHREC inclusion data to see if theres anything in particular that leaps out