Grading evidence

Grading

What the grading companies have reported for the cards in the CLCT index — each report on its own, with its grader and observation date, linked to the permanent canonical record it describes.

Graders are independent: TAG and PSA observing one card are two observations of one population, so their figures are presented separately and never added together. A population figure is what a grader published on a date — not a census, not authenticity, and not a claim about any particular copy.

Coverage

latest observation 25 August 2026

Counts of linked reports and records — never a population added across graders.

Reports
223
Records covered
186
Cards covered
165
PSA
172 reports across 172 recordsobserved
TAG Grading
40 reports across 40 recordsobserved
TAG Grading — Cardsmiths
11 reports across 11 recordsobserved

Reports

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Published grading reports, one row per grader report on a canonical record, with the grader and observation date on every row.
CardSeriesReported byObservedReported gradesGrader-stated totalSource
2 · Ethereum2024 Currency Series 4TAG Grading — Cardsmiths8 × 1 · 19 tiers at 01
23-sp · Bear Market2024 Currency Series 4TAG Grading — Cardsmiths1.5 × 1 · 19 tiers at 01
28 · Litecoin2024 Currency Series 4TAG Grading — Cardsmiths8.5 × 1 · 19 tiers at 01
MR2 · Year of the Rabbit2024 Currency Series 4TAG Grading — Cardsmiths9 × 2 · 19 tiers at 02
MR5 · Ethereum2024 Currency Series 4TAG Grading — Cardsmiths9 × 1 · 19 tiers at 01

What this page means

The boundaries are the point: a figure without them would say more than the evidence does.

Every figure is one grading company’s own published count for one grade tier of one card, captured on the date shown. A tier reported at 0 means the grader published a zero; a tier the grader did not publish is not shown as a number at all.

Where a report offers a public source, the row links to the grader’s own page. Reports without a public pointer carry their evidence in CLCT’s retained records instead.

Coverage is what CLCT has attached and reviewed, not everything that exists. The collectible index holds every canonical record, graded or not.