Why is SGC asking me to declare a value for my cards when I

Beyond insurance reasons, they also have different pricing levels for cards with a declared value over $1500. Once a card has a declared value of over $3500, it is only eligible for pricing levels that have a 1-2 day turnaround. There’s a chart on their website.

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Apr 2, 2019 · I sent in a submission to SGC in December, roughly 30 cards, most were under $500 declared value. Cards declared under $500 cost $15 for grading, $500-$1500 cost $35. …

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Jul 20, 2020 · Declare the value you would want to receive from PSA if they damage your card. I have sent ~$200-300 raw-value cards in bulk subs and put the declared value at $99 (the …

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What does 'declared card value' mean?

What Does ‘Declared Card Value’ Mean? Declared value is the estimated value of a card after it has been graded by PSA. ...

How do you determine a card's declared value?

There are three steps to determining a card’s declared value: You have to review the condition of the card. Next you need to estimate what grade you think the card will achieve based on its current condition. Finally, you need to look up the average market value of that card in the grade you’ve estimated. ...

How does SGC pricing work?

SGC offers a transparent pricing structure that caters to various budgets. Pricing depends on the value of the card being graded and the specific service (raw card grading, crossovers, reviews, reholders, oversized grading). You can find detailed pricing tables on their official website. How do I contact SGC if I have questions or concerns? ...

What if my declared value is lower than the market value?

Slabd does not determine the Declared Value on your behalf and is not responsible for underestimated declared card values. Check out our terms and conditions for further information. If the Declared Value you have set is lower than the actual market value of the card PSA will request that your card be placed in the correct service level. ...

How much does SGC charge for card grading?

For card values below $3,500, the fee remains at $85. For card values below $7,500, SGC charges $250 for oversized card grading. For card values below $20,000, the fee is $500. For card values below $50,000, the fee increases to $1,000. ...

How do I label my SGC cards?

Just be aware that SGC prefers semi-rigids. Labeling your cards ensures that they don’t get mixed up during the grading process. Here’s how: Write a label for each card with your name and contact info. Stick the label on the card holder, not on the card itself. Time to pack up and ship your cards to SGC. ...