PSA rolled out a Collection app update on September 23, letting collectors add ungraded cards alongside graded ones, follow individual cards and estimated portfolio values over time, organize them in folders, and share public collections or offer them for sale.
PSA’s FAQ says Collection also supports cards graded by SGC, BGS, BVC, CSG and CGC. Folders can be sorted or filtered by grading status and value changes; public links let collectors share a specific folder, set or batch for sale rather than their entire collection.
The app’s estimates are not grades: a raw card’s eventual grade can substantially affect its market value. PSA warns that past sales do not guarantee future performance and says its Collection tools are not investment advice. PSA reported an active global grading backlog of about 9 million cards on September 22 and has identified below 5 million as the threshold for reopening its paused Value tiers. Its recently introduced Standard service costs $59.99; cheaper Value options remain unavailable.
