PSA’s grading backlog has dropped to 12 million cards. Here’s what it means for collectors and when value tiers may return.

Policymakers worried that energy shock could have lasting impact on inflation Fed's Bowman says her monetary policy outlook could change Inflation has remained above Fed's 2% target for years Fed's ...

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PSA is experiencing a massive influx of grading submissions as the trading card hobby continues to grow. The company hasn't been able to keep up with demand. Kena Betancur / Getty Images Trading card ...

Update, June 15: Due to a late surge of submissions after making this announcement, PSA now says the backlog is up to 14 million cards. You can get the latest information on their progress at their ...

The most popular grading company in the hobby has seen a monumental increase in submissions, including record-breaking numbers so far in May. After experiencing what they have called unprecedented ...

Demand for PSA's services has grown exponentially over the last six years, prompting significant increases to its operations. Bruce Bennett / Getty Images Professional Sports Authenticator’s parent ...

Bank of America predicts the Federal Reserve will delay lowering interest rates until the second half of 2027, mainly due to strong inflation and resilient job growth. Bank of America Global Research ...

Players who are reeling from recent price hikes or simply looking for great deals should prepare for the annual PlayStation Days of Play 2026 sales and community event. Sony’s biggest promotion of the ...

“Masters of the Universe” stars Nicholas Galitzine, Camila Mendes and Idris Elba star in a new PSA for Save the Children. The Mattel and Amazon MGM Studios spot encourages fans of the comic book hero ...

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