TAG Grading Expands Capacity Amid Transparent-Grading Push
TAG is scaling up operations as demand grows for its computer-vision-driven, published-subgrade approach to card grading.
ByCGN Staff
TAG Grading announced an expansion of its grading capacity, betting that collectors increasingly want the receipts behind a grade, not just the number on the slab.
The transparency angle
TAG publishes detailed digital reports for every card it grades, a contrast with the traditional black-box model.
What to watch
Whether faster capacity translates to market acceptance — resale premiums for TAG slabs remain the metric that matters.
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