FAQ

Question: What does SGA grade?

Answer: SGA grades collectible stickers, adhesive art, and select trading card formats. Each item is evaluated using a standardized grading system designed specifically for adhesive media.

Question: Are submissions open?

Answer: Yes, submissions are currently being accepted on a limited basis as SGA continues to expand its registry and grading operations.

Question: What is the SGA registry?

Answer: The registry is a public archive documenting graded items and their population data. It serves as a long-term record of authenticated collectibles within the SGA system.

Question: How are stickers graded?

Answer: Stickers are graded based on surface condition, print quality, centering, and adhesive/backing integrity. Each category contributes to a final composite grade.

Question: Does SGA authenticate items?

Answer: Yes. Each submission is reviewed for authenticity based on known production methods, materials, and design consistency before being recorded in the registry.

Question: How is rarity determined?

Answer: Rarity is based on documented population data, known distribution, and observed submission trends within the SGA registry. SGA does not assign rarity based on speculation or hype.

Question: How long does grading take?

Answer: Turnaround times may vary depending on submission volume. Updates will be provided as your submission progresses through the grading process.

Question: Will my item be returned after grading?

Answer: Yes. All submitted items are returned after grading and documentation unless otherwise specified.

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