Collectors and dealers who have cards listed for sale on COMC can now have them submitted directly to CCG/CSG for grading.
The two companies announced a partnership deal on Wednesday that will allow COMC users to grade cards they own or purchase without having to do the submission work themselves.
Starting immediately, COMC customers can submit cards from their inventory to the Florida-based grading company with no paperwork. COMC will handle that and ship the cards to CSG (or CCG for gaming cards). The cards will be sent via insured mail and once graded, returned insured to COMC where they’ll get high resolution imaging and be deposited back into a user’s inventory.
From there, the newly graded cards can be placed back up for sale on the COMC marketplace, sent directly to COMC’s eBay auction platform or shipped to you.
Costs range from $15 to $170 per card, depending on the service level with turnaround times ranging from two to eight weeks.
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