Should I Grade My Cards?  This might be the most common question among collectors and investors in the sports card space right now.  And it might be the most relevant and evergreen question at all times.  Regardless of our angle, passion, PC, etc., the reality is that we all want to make money from our cards, or at least be holding cards at all times that are worth more than what we paid for them.  And perhaps the easiest way to lose money on cards these days is by sending them in for grading.  This was not the case necessarily just six months ago, but the landscape has changed. Grading companies have hiked up fees, some have shut down their common submission levels, and just about all of them have increased the difficulty of their grading standards.  In this video, I update some content from my book, What To Do After You Find Your Old Sports Card Collection: The Middle-Aged Dude's Guide To Selling Old Sports Cards (available at https://nooffseason.com/book), to not only include the updated grading landscape, but also to include more modern cards.  It's not rocket science, but it does take discipline and organization.