Revolution Card Grading
RCG
A young grader with modern presentation and little the resale market recognises — grade here only for yourself.
Revolution Card Grading
A young grader with modern presentation and little the resale market recognises — grade here only for yourself.

No grade warranty is published, and recognition sits well below the majors. Collector discussion raises quality-control allegations — wrong labels, debris inside slabs, returned card damage — which are allegations rather than established fact but shape buyer trust.
All known concernsFlat pricing with no declared-value tiers: every card costs the same whatever it is worth, and subgrades and certified autograph grades are included.
| Tier | Price | Minimum | Quoted turnaround | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Revolution, 20+ cards | $20per card | 20 cards | 25–30 business days | Subgrades and certified autograph grades included |
| Revolution, 10+ cards | $21per card | 10 cards | 25–30 business days | Subgrades and certified autograph grades included |
| Revolution | $22per card | — | 25–30 business days | Subgrades and certified autograph grades included |
| RevPriority, 20+ cards | $25per card | 20 cards | 10–15 business days | Subgrades and certified autograph grades included |
| RevPriority, 10+ cards | $26per card | 10 cards | 10–15 business days | Subgrades and certified autograph grades included |
| RevPriority | $27per card | — | 10–15 business days | Subgrades and certified autograph grades included |
Prices as checked on 28 Sept 2026. They change often; the grader's own list is the final word.
Revolution is $22 per card at 25 to 30 business days, dropping to $21 at ten cards and $20 at twenty. RevPriority is $27 at 10 to 15 business days, $26 at ten cards and $25 at twenty. A $99 annual REV Rewards membership takes 15% off submissions and merchandise. Custom slab designs are a $10 add-on. These rates were unavailable in August, when both pricing routes returned server errors; the page was working again when checked on 28 September 2026.
Direct-to-slab printing with no paper label — a genuine anti-tamper advantage, since there is no insert to swap.
Founded 2023, with subgrades and certified autograph grades included on every submission and a searchable card registry behind them. A $99 annual membership discounts submissions by 15%.
A card in an RCG holder is unlikely to command any premium over the same card raw.
RCG is listed in eBay's professional grader filter, so its slabs are searchable by grader, but it is not covered by the Authenticity Guarantee and carries no eBay buyer protection.
Not accepted as standard inventory at Goldin, Heritage or PWCC.
Recognition is minimal.
The site went offline twice in 2026: in August, and from about 20 to 22 October, when every page showed a hosting provider's "Account Suspended" notice.
It was back with unchanged pricing on 23 October.
RCG has not raised a listed price since Oct 2026.
These come from our own records. Small ticks are sightings where the price held. A line ends where the evidence ends.
| Date | Tier | Change | Source |
|---|
An archived page shows the price on the day it was saved, so a change happened somewhere between that page and the one before it.
Subgrades: Four, on the label
A standard clear holder; the speckled red-and-black label insert is what identifies it across a room.




Example slab shown for reference, not a card the editor owns.
Four subgrades are printed on the front, and uniquely here an autograph is scored separately and shown beside them — useful on signed cards, where the signature's condition is a distinct question from the card's.
Presentation and documentation rather than value. Note that both pricing pages returned server errors when this was written, so current rates could not be confirmed.
No grade warranty is published, and recognition sits well below the majors. Collector discussion raises quality-control allegations — wrong labels, debris inside slabs, returned card damage — which are allegations rather than established fact but shape buyer trust.
Little independent coverage exists against which to assess consistency. The site, cert lookup included, has gone offline twice in 2026, most recently for a few days in October behind a hosting provider's "Account Suspended" notice. It came back each time, but a slab that can't be verified while the site is down is a real cost to a holder.
Revolution Card Grading began in 2021, one of a cohort of entrants that arrived during the grading boom.
It competes on presentation and on pricing packages scaled to different submission sizes, rather than on any distinctive grading methodology.
Its hobby following is growing but remains small, and it publishes no grade warranty.
Five parts, each scored 0 to 100 and weighted. Market acceptance carries 60 of the 100, because the point of a slab is what the market pays for it.
Market acceptance 18 / 100 (weight 60). The other four parts together 56 / 100 (weight 40).
18 / 100weight 60adds 10.8
Unverified, scored as zero: Recognised in a major non-US market.
65 / 100weight 15adds 9.8
−5 Collector allegations of quality-control failures (wrong labels, debris inside slabs, returned card damage) are unproven, and no grade warranty is published.
Unverified, scored as zero: Public population report.
5 / 100weight 10adds 0.5
+5 Four subgrades are printed on the front, and an autograph is scored separately beside them.
Unverified, scored as zero: Sealed, tamper-evident holder; Standard footprint that fits hobby cases; Scannable cert code on the label.
80 / 100weight 5adds 4.0
80 / 100weight 10adds 8.0
Unverified, scored as zero: No price rise over 25% in the last 12 months.
Weighted total 33.1, shown as 33 out of 100.
Scored on 5 Oct 2026. 6 inputs could not be verified and score zero. How we score
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