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GETTING STARTED
What are the benefits of using a grading middleman service?
Trading card grading can be a complex, time-consuming, and expensive process, particularly when submitting directly to overseas grading companies.
A middleman service allows multiple collectors to combine submissions, helping distribute costs that extend beyond the advertised grading fee, including:
- Membership subscriptions
- International shipping
- Transaction fees
- Insurance costs
Through these shared savings, combined with the benefits afforded through our industry relationships and submission volumes, the effective cost per card is often significantly lower than submitting independently.
At JustEncased, our goal is to provide a simple, transparent, and hassle-free grading experience from start to finish.
How do I submit my cards?
Submitting your cards is easy:
1. Purchase your grading slots through our website.
2. Complete the required submission form at Grading Slots – JustEncased.
3. Package and ship your cards to JustEncased using the provided instructions.
If you have any questions at any stage, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Do I need to complete any paperwork?
Yes.
Once your grading slots have been purchased, you are required to complete online submission form found on this website at Grading Slots – JustEncased.
If your submission contains cards intended for different grading companies or service levels, please clearly identify how each card should be submitted within your package.
For your own records and added peace of mind, we strongly recommend taking clear front and back photos of each card before shipping.
Is there a minimum or maximum number of grading slots I can purchase?
No.
There is no minimum or maximum purchase requirement. Whether you are submitting a single card or an entire collection, JustEncased can facilitate your grading submission.
Do I need to be an experienced collector to use JustEncased?
Not at all.
Whether you are submitting your first card or managing a high-end collection, JustEncased is designed to make the grading process simple, transparent, and accessible for collectors of all experience levels.
Can I contact JustEncased for advice before submitting?
Absolutely.
If you have questions regarding:
- Card eligibility
- Submission tiers
- Packaging requirements
- Turnaround times
- Consignment options
Please feel free to contact us before purchasing grading slots.
Note that JustEncased does not provide advice regarding expected grades.
We're always happy to help.
Does JustEncased offer a card cleaning service prior to grading?
No.
CHOOSING A GRADING SERVICE & TIER
What grading companies does JustEncased submit to?
JustEncased currently facilitates submissions to:
- PSA
- CGC
- BGS
Each grading company offers different grading standards, slab designs, turnaround times, and service options.
Which grading company should I choose: PSA, CGC, or BGS?
There is no universally "best" grading company.
Your decision will depend on factors such as:
- The type of card being submitted
- Collector preference
- Market demand
- Desired slab appearance
- Turnaround time
- Cost
If you are unsure which grading company is most appropriate for your card, please contact us for guidance.
How do I determine which submission tier to purchase?
Selecting the correct submission tier depends on three primary factors:
Cost
Different service tiers are offered at different price points.
Turnaround Time (TAT)
Higher-tier services generally offer faster estimated turnaround times.
Card Value
Each service tier has a maximum allowable card value.
Cards exceeding a tier's value limit may require submission under a higher service level. Further, PSA may discretionally apply 'upcharges' if a submission threshold value is exceeded.
Where a submission must be split across multiple service levels, additional return shipping costs may apply unless prior arrangements have been made.
Why do declared values matter?
Declared values are used by grading companies for several purposes, including:
- Determining eligible service levels
- Calculating insurance coverage
- Assessing potential upcharges
Providing accurate declared values helps avoid delays and unexpected costs.
What is an upcharge?
An upcharge occurs when a grading company - at this stage, almost exclusively PSA - determines that the submitted card exceeds the value limit associated with the selected service level.
If this occurs:
- The grading company notifies JustEncased.
- JustEncased contacts the affected member.
- The additional fee must be paid before the submission can be released.
Note that upcharges to customer will be equal to the difference in price between tiers the card was submitted in and the tier the card was valued to, converted to AUD, with GST (10%) and importation fees (10%) applied as applicable.
For example, if your upcharge is a difference in service price of 50USD, this would typically result in a final 'upcharge' to the customer of: $50USD x 1.4 (USD to AUD) + 10% GST + 10% Importation Fees = $84AUD.
Upcharges are determined solely by the grading company and remain outside the control of JustEncased.
How can I tell if my card is worth grading?
Collectors often consider:
- Current market value
- Rarity
- Card condition
- Potential grading outcome
- Grading costs
- Market demand
While grading can increase value for some cards, it is not guaranteed.
Will grading increase the value of my card?
Not necessarily.
While professional grading can increase the desirability, authenticity, and marketability of certain cards, grading does not guarantee a financial return.
The value added through grading depends on:
- Card condition
- Rarity
- Population data
- Collector demand
- The final grade achieved
ELIGIBILITY & ACCEPTABILITY CRITERIA
What cards are eligible for grading?
Most standard trading cards are eligible for grading, including:
- Pokémon
- One Piece
- Yu-Gi-Oh!
- Magic: The Gathering
- Disney Lorcana
- Sports cards
- Non-sports cards
Eligibility ultimately depends on the grading company's policies. All companies publish their accepted cards on their websites.
Can I submit foreign-language cards?
Yes.
PSA, CGC, and BGS grade many non-English cards, including Japanese, Korean, Chinese, and other foreign-language releases.
Provided the card is recognised by the grading company, it can usually be submitted in the same manner as an English-language release.
Can I submit custom cards or proxies?
No.
Custom cards, fan-made cards, unofficial reproductions, and proxies are generally not eligible for grading.
Can I submit misprints or error cards?
In many cases, yes.
Certain recognised production errors and misprints may be eligible for grading and may receive a special designation on the label.
Can I submit cards with creases, dents, or damage?
Yes.
Most damaged cards remain eligible for grading, provided they have not been altered or modified.
Damage will impact the final grade but does not necessarily affect eligibility.
Can I submit cards with manufacturing defects?
Yes.
Print lines, factory defects, roller marks, centering issues, and similar production imperfections are commonly encountered during grading.
Can I submit altered cards?
No.
Cards that have been altered, recoloured, trimmed, reshaped, restored, or otherwise modified should not be submitted.
Can I submit cards that have been cleaned?
We strongly recommend against submitting cards that have been cleaned using chemicals, waxes, polishes, or restoration products.
Cards identified as altered may be rejected or receive an alteration designation.
What happens if my card is deemed ineligible for grading?
Occasionally, grading companies may determine that an item is ineligible due to:
- Alterations
- Authenticity concerns
- Item restrictions
- Other eligibility issues
The card will typically be returned ungraded.
Any fees already incurred by the grading company may still apply.
CARD PREPARATION & SHIPPING
Can I clean or restore my cards before submitting them?
In short, no.
We unfortunately cannot accept cards that have been restored, cleaned, or polished using any foreign substances (such as certain polishes, chemicals, or waxes).
The reason for this policy is not just about the card's final grade—it is about protecting the integrity and standing of JustEncased within the greater hobby community.
Crucially, submitting cards to PSA that are later determined to have foreign substances or be otherwise altered carries a significant risk for the submitter.
PSA's Stance: Professional Sports Authenticator (PSA) explicitly classifies cards where foreign substances have been applied to conceal defects (like scratches or enhanced gloss) as Altered Stock (N5) or sometimes Authentic Altered. They have publicly clarified that any product beyond a basic wipe to remove surface dust is grounds for an alteration designation.
The Direct Account Risk: If PSA identifies a card submitted by us as altered, it can lead to the card being rejected, devalued, or having its certification deactivated (if determined after the fact). More importantly, repeated instances or large-scale discovery of knowingly submitted altered cards can directly jeopardise our relationship and standing with PSA and other grading companies, potentially leading to the suspension or termination of our submission privileges or account.
To ensure the long-term viability and trusted reputation of JustEncased, and to protect all members from potential downstream issues, we must strictly adhere to the highest standards. We can only process cards in their original, natural condition.
How should I prepare, package, and send my cards?
Step 1: Prepare Each Card
- Place the card in a soft sleeve.
- Insert the sleeved card into a semi-rigid Card Saver.
- Do not use toploaders.
- Do not use pull tabs or adhesive labels.
Note: a fee of $0.50 per card will be applied for any card not submitted per the above directions.
Step 2: Organise Your Submission
- Arrange cards in submission order.
- Place cardboard on both sides for protection.
- Secure using rubber bands or a similar non-damaging method.
Step 3: Package for Shipping
- Wrap securely using bubble wrap.
- Place inside a sturdy parcel box where possible.
Note: 'over-protecting' may place your order at an increased risk of damage during unpackaging.
We strongly recommend purchasing shipping insurance with your preferred courier.
How can I affordably send my cards?
If you would like to subsidise your shipping costs, you are welcome to contact JustEncased for use of our Business QR code when lodging your package at your local Australia Post Office.
What happens if my cards arrive damaged before reaching JustEncased?
If a package arrives visibly damaged, JustEncased will notify you as soon as practicable.
Claims relating to shipping damage generally need to be pursued through the carrier responsible for delivery. We are happy to provide you with any photographic evidence required to support your claim / customer service request.
Are my cards insured?
Insurance coverage varies depending on where your cards are within the submission process.
Submitter Responsible
- Shipping to JustEncased [We strongly recommend that you consider insurance on your package to JustEncased. We accept no liability or responsibility for packages that are damaged or lost in transit to JustEncased]
- Shipping from JustEncased [You will be offered the option to purchase additional insurance on your package to you from JustEncased. We accept no liability or responsibility for damages or lost packages if you elect against opting in for insurance]
JustEncased Responsible
- In JustEncased's possession [your trading cards are insured up to their declared value as determined by the fair market price utilising sources such as Collectr]
- In international transit to grading company [all shipments to US are insured up to $100,000AUD declared value through our Freight Insurance Policy provider, valuation determined by means as described above]
Grading Company Responsible
- In Grading Company possession upon confirmation of delivery
- Being returned by the grading company [With effect from 05 July 2022, CGC Trading Cards have announced that International submitters will benefit from having their return shipments insured for up to $50,000 per package when sent via FedEx. All orders to PSA are submitted with 'Insured Shipping' selected as the return shipping option. Insurance will be provided by PSA up to the cumulative Declared Value of submission]
Note: JustEncased will facilitate insurance claims through applicable Grading Company on behalf of the submitter where the Grading Company admits liability. For instances where a submitter suspects their card may have been damaged while in possession of Grading Company, JustEncased can facilitate initial communication through raising of a customer service request. There are no guarantees with respect to how a Grading Company will respond to these situations.
When do I pay for return shipping?
Return shipping is typically arranged once the completed submission has returned to JustEncased and is ready for dispatch. JustEncased strives to ensure submitters are contacted on the same day of submission delivery.
You will be contacted by JustEncased seeking confirmation of:
- Shipping address
- Regular vs. Express shipping (express recommended)
- Insurance coverage (+$2.50 per $100 declared value)
- Signature on delivery (+$2.95)
SUBMISSION PROCESS
Can I submit cards for multiple grading companies in the same package?
Yes.
Cards intended for PSA, CGC, and BGS can be included within the same shipment to JustEncased.
Please clearly identify how each card should be submitted.
Can I combine multiple orders into a single submission?
Yes.
Where practical, multiple orders may be combined into a single submission shipment. Again, please ensure orders are appropriately separated and labelled.
What happens if I forget to include a card on my submission form?
Processing may be delayed while ownership and submission instructions are verified.
Please ensure all cards are listed accurately on the submission form.
Can children submit cards through JustEncased?
Yes.
However, all purchases and agreements must be completed by a parent, guardian, or other legally responsible adult.
Can I cancel my submission after purchasing grading slots?
Cancellation requests are assessed on a case-by-case basis.
Once a submission has been processed or dispatched by JustEncased to the applicable Grading Company, cancellation may no longer be possible.
What happens once my cards arrive to JustEncased?
TURNAROUND TIMES AND TRACKING
When will my cards be submitted after arriving at JustEncased?
Submission schedules currently operate at approximately:
PSA: Every 2-3 weeks
CGC: Every 3-4 weeks
BGS: Every 3-4 weeks
Schedules may vary based on submission volume and operational requirements.
Your cards will be lodged within the next available submission unless you've requested otherwise.
How long will my submission take?
Turnaround times (TAT) are determined solely by the grading company and vary between service levels.
Please note:
- Published TATs are estimates only and are measured in operational business days.
- TAT commences once the submission has been received and formally inducted into the grading company's system, not when the package is delivered to their facility.
- International and domestic shipping transit times are not included within advertised TATs.
- Actual turnaround times may vary due to submission volumes, staffing levels, holiday periods, quality control reviews, customs processing, operational changes, and other factors outside the control of JustEncased.
While JustEncased closely monitors the progress of all submissions, we are unable to influence or expedite the grading process once a submission has been received by the grading company. Accordingly, no guarantee is provided that a grading company will meet its published turnaround estimates.
If adherence to an estimated turnaround time is a critical factor in your decision to submit, we strongly encourage you to carefully consider whether third-party grading is appropriate for your circumstances.
JustEncased is committed to maintaining a respectful and professional environment for both our members and staff. Abusive, aggressive, threatening, or otherwise inappropriate conduct towards our team regarding grading delays will not be tolerated under any circumstances.
Where a member's conduct is deemed unacceptable, JustEncased reserves the right to cease providing services to that member and, where practicable, request that the grading company return the submission ungraded. In such circumstances, any refund provided will be limited to grading fees paid, less any costs already incurred by JustEncased, including but not limited to shipping, handling, insurance, processing fees, and any charges associated with the return of the submission.
By submitting through JustEncased, members acknowledge that grading company turnaround times are outside the control of JustEncased and agree to conduct all communications in a respectful and professional manner.
How can I track the progress of my submission?
JustEncased provides submission updates through a dedicated 'Submission Tracker' located within the 'Featured Posts' section of our Facebook Group Page.
Updates are typically provided on a weekly basis. Personalised updates outside of the tracker will not be provided.
What should I do if my contact details change during the grading process?
Please contact JustEncased as soon as possible if your:
- Email address
- Phone number
- Postal address
- Name
changes while a submission is in progress.
GRADING STANDARDS & RESULTS
Do you guarantee a particular grade?
No.
Neither JustEncased nor any grading company can guarantee the grade a card will receive.
What are subgrades, and does PSA, CGC, or BGS offer them?
Subgrades provide additional detail regarding a card's condition across four categories:
- Centering – The registration of the card’s primary front and back designs within the frame of the cardstock as intended by the original design.
- Corners – the visual and structural integrity of the corners of the card.
- Edges – the visual and structural integrity of the edges of the card.
- Surface – the visual and structural integrity of the surface of the card.
Historically, CGC and BGS have offered subgrades however this is now only offered by the latter. PSA does not provide subgrades as part of its standard grading process.
There are a number of fundamental rules that contribute to the determination of overall grade. Contrary to popular belief, the overall grade is not an ‘average’ of the four sub-grades (e.g. 9/9/9/5 will not result in an overall grade of 8). Instead, one or more of the following rules may apply*
1. Where the two lowest sub-grades are equal, that will be the overall grade regardless of the other two sub-grades –> e.g. 10/6.5/6.5/8 = 6.5 and 8/8/9.5/9 = 8
2. Where there is a single sub-grade that is appreciably lower then the other three, the overall grade can be no higher than 1.0 above the lowest sub-grade –> e.g. 10/10/9.5/6 = 7 and 9/8.5/9/4 = 5
3. The above holds true, with the exception of where the overall grade may be come 8 as a result, in which case the overall grade can only be 0.5 more than the lowest subgrade –> e.g. 9.5/10/10/7.5 = 8 and 10/10/10/8.5 = 9
*note these rules are defined from personal and observed experiences.
How does PSA, CGC, and BGS determine an overall grade?
PSA, CGC, and BGS all evaluate a card's condition across four key areas:
Centering – How well the card's printed design is aligned within its borders.
Corners – The condition and sharpness of the card's corners.
Edges – The condition and integrity of the card's edges.
Surface – The overall condition of the card's surface, including print quality, scratches, creases, dents, stains, and other defects.
While each grading company assesses similar characteristics, the methodology used to arrive at a final grade differs between PSA, CGC, and BGS.
PSA
PSA assigns a single overall grade between 1 and 10 based on the card's overall presentation and condition. PSA does not provide subgrades.
Rather than applying a strict mathematical formula, PSA graders assess the card holistically, considering how defects across centering, corners, edges, and surface collectively impact the card's overall condition.
For this reason, two cards with similar defects may occasionally receive different grades depending on the severity, location, and visibility of those defects.
CGC
CGC evaluates centering, corners, edges, and surface when determining the overall grade.
The overall grade is not a simple average of the four subgrade categories. Instead, CGC applies a proprietary grading methodology that generally places significant weight on the card's lowest-performing characteristics when determining the final grade.
BGS
BGS evaluates the same four categories.
When subgrades are selected, BGS provides individual grades for each category, which contribute to the final overall grade.
Unlike PSA, BGS places strong emphasis on subgrades and generally follows a more formula-driven approach when determining the overall grade. However, the final grade is not always a direct average of the four subgrades, and grading judgement may still be applied in certain circumstances.
BGS is particularly well known for its prestigious Black Label Pristine 10, which requires perfect 10 subgrades across all four categories
Why might the same card receive different grades from PSA, CGC, and BGS?
Each grading company maintains its own grading standards, quality control processes, and grading philosophy.
As a result, it is common for the same card to receive different grades when submitted to PSA, CGC, and BGS. Factors such as centering tolerances, defect severity, grading consistency, and subjective judgement can all influence the final outcome.
Accordingly, neither JustEncased nor any grading company can guarantee that a card will achieve a particular grade, or receive the same grade across multiple grading companies.
How can I check the population of a graded card?
PSA and CGC maintain publicly accessible population reports that allow collectors to review how many examples of a particular card have been graded. Population data can be useful for assessing rarity, grade distribution, and submission demand. While a BGS population report does exist, it does not currently offer data that is as comprehensive or accessible as those published by PSA and CGC.
Can I challenge a grading result?
Yes, in certain circumstances.
PSA, CGC, and BGS all offer services that allow collectors to request a review, reconsideration, reholder, or resubmission of a previously graded card. However, grading remains a subjective process and there is no guarantee that a card's grade will change following review.
Common options offered by grading companies may include:
Review Services – Requesting that the grading company reassess a card that has already been graded.
Resubmission Services – Removing a card from its holder and submitting it again for grading.
Crossover Services – Submitting a card graded by one company for evaluation by another grading company.
Reholder Services – Replacing a damaged holder where the grade itself is not being challenged.
Note: JustEncased infrequently offer Reholder and Crossover services.
It is important to understand that receiving a grade that is lower than expected is not, by itself, grounds for a successful challenge. Grading companies will generally only reconsider a grade where the card is formally submitted through one of their review or resubmission processes.
If you believe a grading result is inconsistent with the card's condition, JustEncased can provide guidance regarding the available review or resubmission options. Any associated grading company fees, shipping costs, and processing charges will remain the responsibility of the card owner.
Please note that neither JustEncased nor the grading companies guarantee that a review, resubmission, or crossover will result in a higher grade. In some cases, a card's grade may remain unchanged or even be reduced following re-evaluation.
AFTER GRADING
What happens if my cards are lost in transit from Grading Company to JustEncased?
In the unlikely event that a submission is lost while being returned from PSA, CGC, or BGS to JustEncased, a claim will be lodged through the applicable carrier and/or grading company's insurance process.
Any compensation payable will be determined in accordance with the relevant grading company's declared value, insurance coverage, and claims procedures. JustEncased will assist members throughout the claims process and provide updates as information becomes available.
Please note that claims investigations can take considerable time to resolve and final outcomes remain subject to the grading company's insurer and carrier requirements.
What happens if my graded cards are damaged while in the possession of JustEncased?
In the highly unlikely event that your graded cards are lost or damaged while in the possession of JustEncased, we will contact you immediately to discuss the circumstances and available resolution options.
Where applicable, compensation will be assessed based on the fair market value of the affected item and any available insurance coverage. You can expect fair market value to be determined based on a market pricing source such as Collectr. Your compensation will be based on the raw value of the cards submitted, not the estimated final value post grading.
JustEncased maintains appropriate handling and storage procedures to minimise this risk and protect members' collectables while in our care.
What happens once my graded cards are returned?
Once your submission is returned to JustEncased, we will:
1. Verify the returned cards against submission records.
2. Conduct a quality assurance check to ensure all slabs have been received correctly.
3. Update members regarding the submission's return.
4. Arrange return shipping or consignment services, as applicable.
Our goal is to have all returned submissions processed and ready for onward shipment as quickly as reasonably practicable.
How long until I receive my cards from JustEncased
Following receipt from the grading company, most submissions are processed and prepared for return shipment within a few business days.
Actual timeframes may vary depending on:
- Submission size
- Number of submissions received at the same time
- Public holidays
- Consignment requests
- Any issues requiring clarification with the member
Members will be contacted regarding return shipping arrangements (where required) and provided with tracking details once their shipment has been dispatched.
Can I consign my returned submission immediately with JustEncased?
Yes.
Many members elect to consign some or all of their cards immediately following grading.
If you intend to consign your cards upon their return, we recommend notifying us prior to submission or as early as possible during the grading process. This allows us to conduct listing preparation and sales strategy consideration in advance.
Consignment can be an effective way to maximise convenience while avoiding the administration associated with private sales.
See 'CONSIGNMENT' below for more information.
Can I split my returned submission to be sent to multiple locations?
Yes, subject to prior arrangement and applicable shipping costs.
Where a member wishes to have a submission divided and shipped to multiple addresses, JustEncased can generally accommodate the request. Additional postage, insurance, packaging, and handling charges may apply for each separate shipment.
To avoid delays, we recommend advising JustEncased of any split-shipping requirements before your submission returns from the grading company.
Please contact us to discuss your specific requirements so we can provide the most appropriate shipping solution.
CONSIGNMENT
How do I get started?
Simply complete our online Consignment Enquiry Form or contact our team. We'll discuss your collection, your goals and recommend the most appropriate Sale Strategy before you send anything to us.
What do you accept for consignment?
We generally accept most PSA 9/10, CGC 10 and BGS 10 graded TCG cards. Graded items of a lower grade will be accepted on a case-by-case basis.
Sealed product, raw cards, and graded cards are currently not accepted.
How are your fees calculated?
Our representation fees vary depending on the Sale Strategy selected and the final sale price.
A complete breakdown is available in our Consignment Enquiry Form and will always be discussed before representation begins.
For estimated payouts on Buy It Now or eBay Core listings please see the sliding scale calculator within consignment page.
There are no hidden commissions or surprise deductions.
Why do different Sale Strategies have different fees?
Each Sale Strategy requires a different level of preparation, ongoing management, marketplace costs and commercial risk.
Our fee structure reflects the professional representation required for each strategy rather than simply the marketplace used.
What if my card doesn't sell?
Not every card sells immediately.
We'll periodically review your representation and, where appropriate, recommend pricing adjustments or an alternative Sale Strategy.
Professional representation continues after listing.
How long will my cards take to sell?
There is no universal answer.
Every strategy has different expected timeframes, and market conditions change constantly.
Rather than promising unrealistic timelines, we recommend the strategy most likely to achieve your stated objectives.
What happens if I change my mind?
You remain the owner of your collection throughout the representation process. If you decide to withdraw items before they are sold, we'll work with you in accordance with our Withdrawal Policy.
Do you guarantee sale prices?
No.
No professional representative can guarantee market outcomes.
What we do guarantee is that every recommendation and every decision will be guided by thoughtful professional judgement and transparent communication.
Why do you offer four different Sale Strategies?
Because every collector has different priorities.
Some collectors want to maximise value.
Some want quick liquidity.
Some prefer reduced downside risk.
Rather than forcing every collection into the same sales channel, we recommend the strategy that best aligns with your Success Objectives.
How do you decide which strategy to recommend?
Our recommendations are based on three things:
- Current market evidence
- Your individual goals
- Professional judgement developed through years of experience
We call this the Recommendation Triangle.
Can different cards in my collection use different Sale Strategies?
Yes.
One of the advantages of our representation model is that different cards within the same collection can be represented through different Sale Strategies if doing so better aligns with your objectives.
Can I choose my own Sale Strategy?
Absolutely.
Our role is to recommend.
The final decision always remains yours.
We'll explain the advantages and disadvantages of each strategy so you can make an informed decision.
Can my strategy change later?
Yes.
Markets change.
Your priorities may also change.
Where appropriate, we'll recommend changing strategies if we believe another approach is now more likely to achieve your objectives.
Why don't you simply recommend the strategy that produces the highest sale price?
Because the highest sale price isn't always the collector's definition of success.
Some collectors prioritise speed.
Some value certainty.
Others simply want the process managed professionally.
Our recommendations are based on your objectives—not ours.
Why don't you always recommend Buy It Now?
While Buy It Now may achieve higher realised prices in some situations, it can also require considerably more time.
If your priority is liquidity, another Sale Strategy may better achieve your objectives.
What if I don't know which strategy is right for me?
That's completely normal.
In fact, many collectors come to us because they're unsure which approach best suits their collection.
You don't need to know the answer before contacting us.
That's our role.
We'll take the time to understand your collection, discuss your priorities and recommend the Sale Strategy we believe is most likely to achieve your objectives.
After all...
Every Card Deserves a Strategy.
What is the Representation Status Program?
The Representation Status Program recognises long-term relationships with JustEncased.
Rather than focusing solely on individual consignments, the program acknowledges ongoing engagement with our Representation Services. Eligible consignors may receive enhanced representation benefits over time, including improved representation terms and access to future initiatives.
Representation Status is continually reviewed and may evolve as our services continue to develop.
Is the Representation Status Program permanent?
The program is intended to reward long-term relationships while remaining commercially sustainable.
JustEncased may review qualification criteria, benefits and program structure from time to time to reflect changes in the market, operational requirements and future service offerings.
Any changes are designed to ensure the continued success of the Representation Services program while maintaining fairness for all consignors.