The centering lines six grading companies publish for grades 10 to 5, front and back, on one page: PSA, BGS, CGC, SGC, TAG and ACE. Free to print, post and share. “~” is the company’s own “approximately”; “under” marks ACE’s lines, which exclude the boundary (“less than” or “greater than” a split), so a card exactly on the figure does not meet them. The TAG 6.5 and TAG 5.5 lines and every grade below 5 are on each company’s standards page.
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Read from each company’s own standards: PSA 2026-10-28 · BGS 2026-07-14 · CGC 2026-10-28 · SGC 2026-09-17 · TAG 2026-10-28 · ACE 2026-10-28. “unpublished”: the company awards the grade but publishes no centering figure for it. “—”: it has no such grade. “(TCG)”: TAG’s back figures for trading-card games; its sports-card backs differ. PSA gives a 5% leeway on its front centering minimums for cards that grade PSA 7 or better.
Paste this where you want the sheet. It loads the image from this address, which is replaced each time SlabbyPrep re-reads the lines.
The same lines as text, dated, with the link to the printable sheet.
The sheet gives the lines; SlabbyPrep measures your card against them. Photograph it, and it checks the centering against every line above, then estimates whether grading is worth each company’s fee, from the prices you give it. Every figure is an estimate; no grade is guaranteed.
Measure a card and get the verdict, $3/month →The centering lines PSA, BGS, CGC, SGC, TAG and ACE publish for grades 10 to 5 (10, 9.5, 9, 8.5, 8, 7.5, 7, 6, 5), front and back, on one letter-size page, with the date each company’s standard was read (PSA 2026-10-28 · BGS 2026-07-14 · CGC 2026-10-28 · SGC 2026-09-17 · TAG 2026-10-28 · ACE 2026-10-28). The TAG 6.5 and TAG 5.5 lines and every grade below 5 are on each company’s standards page.
Yes. Print it for a shop counter or a show table, post the image in a thread or a Discord, or embed it with the code on this page. Keep it as it is, with its dates and source line.
The sheet is built from the same standards data as the rest of the site. Each time SlabbyPrep re-reads a company’s standard (the date for each is on the sheet), the sheet is rebuilt and the image at its address is replaced. An embed that loads the image from that address shows the latest version; a copy a site or app stores for itself, or a printed copy, keeps the dates it was made from. Each company’s own page always wins.
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