VGA Expands Game Grading With New Bulk Tier
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Physical game collectors and sellers have a new option when it comes to grading their collections. The Video Game Authority, also known as VGA, has announced a major expansion of its grading operations.
The company has introduced a new Bulk Tier for customers with larger collections. The program lets customers submit 20 or more sealed or unopened standard-size video games for grading.
Each game costs $45 under the new tier. VGA also estimates a turnaround time of around 30 days.
The company says the new program comes after a period of major growth. VGA has doubled its staff over the past year and invested in new technology.
These changes have helped the company increase its grading and encapsulation capacity. The new Bulk Tier gives collectors and sellers a more affordable option when they need to grade a large number of games.
For people with large physical game collections, the new service could make the grading process easier and more practical. It also gives sellers another option when preparing sealed games for the collector market.
