PSA (Professional Sports Authenticator) Pros: Highest brand recognition and resale value Turnaround: Typically 23 months depending on tier Cost: Starts around $2050 per card Best for: Iconic cards, investment pieces, high-grade flips BGS (Beckett Grading Services) Pros: Detailed subgrades and premium "Black Label 10" Turnaround: Slower than PSA but offers high precision Cost: Higher-end tiers can be expensive Best for: Modern full-art and collector's edition cards CGC (Certified Guaranty Company) Pros: Fastest turnaround, lower fees, rising reputation Turnaround: 24 weeks on average Cost: Starts around $1520 per card Best for: Mid-value cards or large submissions 4
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The auction saw a few more records for Pokmon collectibles
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This would suggest that, even if the lands are only worth $2.00 a piece while the set is in print, they could be worth a lot more in the future, which would not only make the lands themselves a good investment but the sealed booster boxes (which again have a land in every pack) a good investment as well, like past Un-sets
