July 2025 PSA Grading Recap
- PSA graded 1,676,743 items during July; total output increased by 17% vs June and was up 31% year-over-year.
- PSA graded 1,676,743 items during July; total output increased by 17% vs June and was up 31% year-over-year.
Category Summary
The major sports categories regain some momentum
- TCG was 58% of cards graded in July (vs 61% in June and May).
Set Summary – Sports & Other
2024 Prizm football holds a healthy lead
Set Summary – TCG+
S&V 151 jumps to the top spot
Player Summary – Sports & Other
Jayden Daniels maintains his lead
Subject Summary – TCG
Pikachu extends its lead
Card Summary – Sports & Other
Caitlin Clark moves to the top spot
Card Summary – TCG
Iono’s Wattrel falls from the top spot
What’s Next for PSA?
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PSA activity hit another new high, driven by the major sports in July.
Overall, PSA continues to have multiple levers to pull and appears poised to finish the year with significant momentum.
Other Graders – SGC
Category Summary
Set Summary
Player (& Subject) Summary
Card Summary
What’s Next for SGC?
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SGC activity declined in July, likely marking the start of a more gradual slide in the months ahead.
As Collectors de-emphasizes the SGC brand, we expect volumes to continue trending toward pre-pandemic levels – likely working towards the 15,000 to 25,000 cards per month range in the not-so-distant future.
Other Graders – CGC
Category Summary
Set Summary
Card Summary
What’s Next for CGC?
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CGC saw a modest pullback in TCG grading in July, resulting in a dip in overall activity.
That said, volumes are still well above historical norms and look likely to remain elevated for the foreseeable future.
Other Charts – Beckett
Category Summary
Card Summary – Sports
Card Summary – TCG
What’s Next for Beckett?
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Beckett results were the strongest since late 2023, driven by increased TCG grading activity.
Another strong month in August could point to a sustained upward trend.
