CGC Grading’s Extraordinary YoY Growth
- Xavier Guerrez
- Jul 4
- 2 min read
Updated: 17 hours ago

The battle of the giants is heating up—PSA’s move into comic book and magazine grading is on the horizon, and CGC’s strong response with the launch of DC custom labels shows they’re ready to compete.
Meanwhile, the June 2025’s card grading report from Gemrate highlights a promising trend for CGC—especially considering that June is traditionally a low month for grading activity. Despite this seasonal dip, CGC graded 428,000 cards in June, marking a solid 140% increase compared to last year. While PSA still leads with 1.43 million cards graded, while sticking on a 24% YoY, CGC’s recent gains demonstrate they’re on the rise and gaining momentum—particularly following their strong showing at the 2024 National, where they displayed impressive activity and new initiatives.
SGC also maintained a steady pace with 158,000 cards, up 9% from May, while Beckett remains active with 63,000 cards, rising 7% MoM and 20% YoY. These figures reinforce that the overall industry’s growth benefits everyone and that CGC’s performance is steadily improving.
CGC’s recent surge, especially after their notable presence at the National, shows they’re building a solid foundation to challenge industry leaders and earn more collector trust. Their expansion has been driven by new partnerships, technological improvements, and increased demand for high-quality grading.
With consistent growth and strategic moves, they’re positioning themselves as a fierce competitor in the months ahead. The question is—can CGC keep this positive momentum going and continue climbing the ranks? The next few months will be key, and collectors are watching this rise with keen interest. For now, check and save the upcoming National event in July, it is going to be a blast!
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