have a unique promotion code and/ or Voucher issued (" Promotion Code") which will enable the Participant to redeem the Samsung Promotion on the Samsung Online Store.ġ.1.2. These terms and conditions apply to every promotion (" Samsung Promotion") offered by Samsung Electronics South Africa Proprietary Limited (registration number 1994/003872/07) (" Samsung") or its authorised agents on the Samsung Online Store ("Samsung Online Store"), unless stated otherwise in the promotional material of a specific Promotion (" Promotion Specific Marketing")Įach person who elects to participate in a Samsung Promotion (" Participant" or " You") agrees to be bound by the standard terms and conditions as set out below, in addition to any terms and conditions set out in the Promotion Specific Marketing or otherwise set out on Samsung's website.īy participating in a Samsung Promotion, You acknowledge that You have read, understood and agree to the following terms and conditions:ġ.1 Each Samsung Promotion may be set out as follows:ġ.1.1. Additional BGS offerings include simple authentication (which seals the card in a BGS holder without the grading process), autograph grading and GGUM create-a-card, which adds a small piece of game-used memorabilia for certain athletes to the top of the graded cardholder.SAMSUNG GENERAL PROMOTION TERMS AND CONDITIONS
BGS offers an on-time guarantee for all service levels that refunds the owner's money if the cards aren't graded in the specified time period.Īlong with submissions mailed to Beckett, BGS also attends many hobby shows to do on-site grading with a slightly different fee structure. BCCG prices can be even lower, especially large batches. A single card graded in two business days costs $26, while 100-plus cards over 45 business days can be done at $7 per card. The sub-grades for all four grading categories are also given on the rear of the label.įees for BGS and BVG services vary based on the number of cards submitted and the desired turnaround time. The label has card information and the grade, and is color-coded to make it easier to determine high-graded cards at a glance. Once the card's grade is determined, it is sealed inside a hard, tamper-proof plastic holder with a BGS label at the top.
Common terms like "Excellent" and "Mint" are used for each step of the scale, though BGS calls cards graded 9.5 "Gem Mint" and uses the term "Pristine" to describe cards graded a perfect 10.īGS considers four different aspects of a card to determine its grade: centering, corners, edges and surface. The graders for BGS use a 10-point scale to quantify a card's condition, with half-points also used for examples that may fall in-between two levels. Beckett Collectors Club Grading (BCCG) handles high-volume cards quickly and with a simplified grading scale. The normal BGS service handles cards from 1981 to present, while Beckett Vintage Grading (BVG) takes submissions for cards printed prior to that time, with special consideration given to the different printing technology used in that era. Seeking to lend the value of that name to the card grading business, Beckett Media created Beckett Grading Services (BGS) in 1999, and it has been one of the leaders in its field ever since.īGS has several different grading products, each with its own name and specialty. The Beckett name carries a lot of weight in the world of sports cards and collectibles thanks to the publications and price guides that have served the hobby for years.
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