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ACE vs BGS

What differs between ACE and BGS, from each company’s own published prices.

Cheapest you can buy todayOne card declared at $1,000.00, on total cost rather than sticker price
ACE
£18.00Best of the twoBasic · needs 20 cardsmembers only£12.00 Core
BGS
$89.95Expresspaused$24.95 BASE
Smallest submission it takes
ACE
10 cardsUltra · Luxury
BGS
1 cardBest of the twoevery open tier
Fastest it will turn a card roundThe late end of what the grader publishes
ACE
2 daysBest of the twoLuxury · £120.00
BGS
15 daysExpress · $89.95
Bills you in
ACE
Pounds sterlingConverted at 1.322 $/£ (2026-10-09) wherever it meets dollars
BGS
US dollars
Declare a card above the cover and
ACE
It insures lessThe graded card ships under-insured
BGS
It insures lessThe graded card ships under-insured
Most it will insure one card for
ACE
£5kLuxury · £120.00
BGS
No ceilingBest of the twoCover is unlimited
Adds a fee scaled to what the card is worth
ACE
No
BGS
On every tier
Games it grades
ACE
All six
BGS
All six
Crossing a card graded by a rival
ACE
Terms not readNot priced here
BGS
Terms not readNot priced here
Grades it issues
ACE
19 grades1–10 in halves
BGS
19 grades1–10 in halves
A perfect 10 is sold as
ACE
Not on record
BGS
Black LabelEvery subgrade perfect — priced apart from a plain 10
One tier per submission
ACE
Yes
BGS
Yes
Each submission pays its own return postage
ACE
No
BGS
YesSplitting a box pays return postage twice
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Resale against PSA

Each company’s 10 and 9 against PSA’s same grade on the same printing
Company109
ACE0.59×0.83×
BGS1.05×0.57×

Medians of at least 2,342 printings each · Pokémon sales to 2026-10-09

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