Certified Sports Guaranty, which has become the newest competitor in the trading card grading space, has released a look at the holder it has developed.
Similar to Beckett, the company’s labels will include individual grades for centering, corners, edges and surface.
The label will be a simple green and white with subgrades listed below the card’s identifiers and the overall grade listed in the upper right.
CSG, a division of Florida-based Certified Collectibles Group, is expected to begin taking submissions late this year or early next year. Pricing and other details have yet to be released.
Earlier this fall, CCG announced that former Beckett graders Andy Broome and Westin Reeves had been hired to head up CSG’s vintage and modern card operations, respectively.
You can get a 3-D look at the holder via a new promotional video the company has produced.
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