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Own Your Own Sports Card Grading Business

January 12, 2008

Mantle

GMA Grading is the only company to offer the Grade Your Own Service to the public. This offer has come with much scrutiny but hopefully this will be explained in detail in the post. We offer up two options for the person who wants to own their own sports grading card business. This does not mean that if you want to submit 100 cards and give them all 10’s that you will be aloud to do so. What it does mean is that if you believe you have the knowledge and have the experience in grading this is a great money making opportunity for you. We will show you how and will walk you through each step of the process. We will help you with label selection, corporate branding, and the marketing of your new business. Depending on which of the two options that we have to offer you could be up and running in as little as three days. Sounds expensive? No, not at all. The only money outlay you will have is the original product cost and processing. So that translated means you will only pay for the inventory that you purchase. No unnecessary fees or hidden costs. Please look at the two options we have to offer and feel free to email us if you have any questions or concerns.

Option #1 :

This has been the option of choice for many of our current customers that have decided to open their own business. They have chosen this option for one of a couple of reasons. Here is how it works.

1. You grade the cards and then send them to us to do the rest.

2. You play a flat fee.

3. We receive the cards and than add your company logo, create the proper label with player name, manufacturer, and card details. Once this process is finished the cards are than encapsulated.

4. After the encapsulation process where the holders are welded shut. The cards are shipped back to you. This process takes 5 business days.

The benefits of this option are simple.

1. No initial money outlay accept first order fee.

2. Cards are shipped back within 5 business day from the day we receive them.

3. Card labels are branded with your company information so you can take submissions from your own customers or have your own cards graded for resale.

4. You are responsible for the grading and we do the rest. This process is extremely simple and we even have in house designers which can help you with the logo.

The fees for this option is $1.50 per card plus the proper shipping charges. Minimum orders of 500 for the first initial order and than 200 minimum after that. If you have any other questions please contact us.

Option #2

Our second option that we offer is you purchase the holders from us and blank labels. You do all the work. Your minimum order is 500 holders per order. This option gives you ultimate control of your own business. Once the holder are purchased they are shipped out the next day and everything else is left up to you.

Note:** for this option you will need to purchase an Ultrasonic welder to seal the holders. A horn that fits our parts and an air compressor for the welder. The outlay can cost anywhere from $10,000 to $25,000 depending on which machine is purchased. We do not sell the machines but if you choose this option we can give you all the details of who does sell these units.

This is the more expensive option but if you would like to do on sight grading this option is available.

Baseball Cards
Football Cards
Rookie Cards

Comments

5 Responses to “Own Your Own Sports Card Grading Business”

  1. mike palmieri on January 22nd, 2008 7:14 pm

    i am very interested in my own business or a franchise of yours.
    i am recently retired and a collector of autographs and cards for over 30 years
    please send me some info
    thanks mike

  2. Ron Richards on January 23rd, 2008 7:34 pm

    i would love to learn to grade sports cards i would like to know more information about grading sports cards

  3. Denis Brunette on January 28th, 2008 2:39 am

    Sounds very interesting as I have had a passion for collecting since I was a little boy. Please provide the informationon how to become a Grader

    Cheers

  4. SCOTT WELDON on March 8th, 2008 1:49 pm

    YES, ON U DO ALL THE WORK. IS THE FIRST 500 IS THAT CARDS TO BE SEALED. WHAT ‘S THE 500 REFER TO EXACTUALY. THANK U FOR YOUR TIME

  5. john mac donald on June 24th, 2008 12:51 am

    im interested in more information on grading cards as a Business.what sort of oversights are there to avoid everyone grading gem mt 10? what sort of reputation is associated with gma grading services? thanks for any information you can supply.john

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