PSA getting $200 million investment, adding 1,000 jobs as card grading demand surges
•Professional Sports Authenticator (PSA) parent company Collectors is investing $200 million into the authentication and grading giant to expand operations over the next 18 months, the company announce...
•PSA will use the new funding to grow the company’s physical footprint, develop and deploy new technology and hire for 1,000 open and planned positions through 2026.
•The industry leader in trading card authentication by submission volume, PSA graded over 19 million cards in 2025 — more than 14 million ahead of its closest competitor and up from two million in 2020...
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Professional Sports Authenticator (PSA) parent company Collectors is investing $200 million into the authentication and grading giant to expand operations over the next 18 months, the company announced Thursday. PSA will use the new funding to grow the company’s physical footprint, develop and deploy new technology and hire for 1,000 open and planned positions through 2026. The industry leader in trading card authentication by submission volume, PSA graded over 19 million cards in 2025 — more than 14 million ahead of its closest competitor and up from two million in 2020.Advertisementالمصدر: The Athletic | Source: The Athletic
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