FLASH SALE–Spring 2025!
Only $7 per card, order size 10-50 cards!
Not only that, our labels have changed! We’re now using a holographic paper, and they look better in your hands than they do in the scans below!
Terms: Offer valid until 06/30/2025, or until the form is removed from this website. Each order must be for a minimum of 10 cards, and a maximum of 50 cards per submission, with a flat $15 shipping fee, United States addresses only. Kansas residents please add 8.25% sales tax. See form for additional information! Most importantly, thanks for choosing KTCGrading!!!
Just download the form below, print it off and mail it in with your cards and payment option!
Want to pay beforehand? Send an email to [email protected] and include your name, address and quantity of cards you want graded. We’ll calculate the total and send you an email invoice through Square. Then all you have to do is print off the submission form, pack and send your cards!
A couple more notes/reminders: First, we only accept standard sized cards of normal thickness (see submission center for list of inclusions and exclusions). Second, we grade Magic and Pokemon cards, but our holders allow for a little extra space as these cards are slightly smaller than sports cards. Therefore, MTG and Pokemon cards may move around a little inside our cases.
Spring 2025 Special Submission form download:
Sending in more than 10 cards? Either use lined notebook paper, or print off an extra pages form below, or from the “Submission Center” page.
See submission center for additional forms!
Click on tools (sideways arrows) in upper right of forms to print.
Only current special is the one listed above!
(Previous special:)
Minimum 20 cards
$10 / card
Max of 50 cards per submission
Must be postmarked
by x/xx/xxxx
Submission form available below
New year, new labels! We’ve changed the background color
on our labels…hope you like the change!!
Note: labels below are examples of the old look!
Thanks for visiting KTC Grading!
As I write this in late 2022, the company is new, but the concept is not. I’ve been a collector for more than 30 years and had a shop somewhere along the way. Years ago, in a conversation with my friend Brent, we were discussing selling our cards online, and he was talking about graded cards. At some point in there he asked me something along the lines knowing what we should do. My answer was, very quickly, “start our own grading company”! That wasn’t his answer (think he was all for getting his cards graded and selling them online). He went on to mention how collector’s “like to see those 10’s”, and that got my mind going. So now, some years later, I’m finally getting going with my own grading company. My goal is to provide fair and consistent grading, and not just put a Gem Mint on anything close. KTC isn’t where I want it just yet (I’ve had the vision for my labels in my head all this time, and they’re not there yet) and the name isn’t my first choice (found some graded cards online using the acronym I’d always planned on using and had to change…), but here it is, and thanks for checking out KTC Grading!
