Observed arrival · 2026-09-29
ICR Card Grading: a slab for memory, not resale
A Mexican card-preservation kit lets collectors seal a trading card at home, add a QR-linked record, and optionally self-assess its condition.
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- Trading-card collectors preserving personally meaningful cards
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- The optional 0–100 score weights surface at 35%, corners and edges at 25% each, and centering at 15%; collectors self-assess.
Field notes
The described kit includes a rigid acrylic case, a card-specific printed label, and four clips that the site says cannot be reopened once sealed. Collectors can opt into a 0–100 condition score, but the homepage explicitly says they assess their own cards and ICR does not grade them. Its four criteria have stated weights, and the resulting score maps to 14 named conservation levels.
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