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Frequently Asked Questions
Does Beckett offer a discount for bundling a magazine subscription with the online price guide?
Yes, Beckett has sold a Dynamic Duo package combining a one-year print magazine subscription with a one-year Online Price Guide subscription at a bundled price well below buying each separately. If you already know you want both, this tends to beat purchasing them individually.
Are there deals on Beckett's grading services?
Beckett has run promotions like free graded card submissions bundled with a 12-month Total Access Online Price Guide subscription, representing hundreds of dollars in savings on submission fees. These offers are worth checking before submitting a large batch of cards, since the free submissions only apply to Standard-tier grading.
Does Beckett discount card grading during the holidays?
Yes, Beckett has run a holiday grading special offering a percentage off per card across all grading services, plus free domestic shipping. These promotions tend to be time-limited and require a specific code at checkout.
Can I combine a Beckett grading discount with the free submissions from an Online Price Guide subscription?
Typically no. Beckett's bundled offers, like the free submissions that come with a Total Access subscription, generally state they can't be combined with other promotions, so it's worth comparing which single offer saves more rather than trying to stack them.
Does a Beckett magazine subscription include both print and digital access?
Beckett sells subscriptions in both combo format, covering print plus digital issues, and digital-only format at a lower price point. If you don't need the physical magazine, the digital-only subscription is the cheaper route to the same content.
What happens if Beckett can't render an opinion on a signature review?
The signature review service for autograph authentication charges a flat fee regardless of outcome, but Beckett has stated it will refund that fee specifically in cases where it's unable to render an opinion at all. A non-binding "likely to pass" or "likely to fail" result doesn't qualify for a refund since an opinion was rendered.
