Extensive and ongoing delays.
At the Scotland Card Show in June 2025, I submitted 8 cards for grading - 7 of them to Beckett and one to CGC. These were either high value cards (to a small-time collector like me) or cards that hold huge sentimental value to me.
Aaron was lovely and after inspecting my cards, he confidently told me that one of them was the best he'd seen at the show and it would likely get a Black Label - I was delighted to hear this as it is one of my favourite cards!
I paid for the 6 week turnaround and, assuming that they were sent to the grading companies at the start of July, I expected them to be returned to me around the start of September (allowing time for shipping etc).
It is now April 2026 and I have no idea where my cards are or if I'll ever get them back.
Initially, one of the cards that appeared in my submissions list on the old website (because this was so long ago) wasn't mine, and one of mine was missing from the list. After emailing Taylor a bunch, they eventually sent me a picture of my actual cards and this put my mind at ease. For a while.
As time went on (and boy, did it!), I still had no updates about my cards. I sent many emails to ask for updates, but I only received "copy and paste" replies or they would tell me that the grading companies (Beckett and CGC) had huge backlogs and the delays were on their end. I have contacted both Beckett and CGC and they have stated that they haven't had any significant delays that would account for the considerable amount of time I've been waiting for my cards. I informed The Grading Club of this and they are yet to acknowledge it.
The Grading Club are now saying that they don't have access to the whereabouts of my cards because of the new website. Ridiculous.
I feel I have been exceptionally patient (as have many others in the same position), but my patience can only stretch so far. I don't like to complain, particularly so publicly, but I feel I have a responsibility to warn others against using this company. I wish someone had warned me.








