Collectors, Has Acquired SGC In Landmark Deal

SGC_Joins_Collectors.jpg


In a significant move within the collectibles industry, Collectors, renowned for its superior authentication, grading, and collection management services, has successfully acquired SGC. Known for its expertise in the grading and authentication of trading cards, SGC is based in Boca Raton, Florida, and boasts a commendable history of excellence.

SGC, celebrating over a quarter-century of service, will retain its operational autonomy as part of the Collectors group, with its seasoned leadership team continuing at the forefront. Renowned for its rapid service, exemplary customer care, and authoritative grading standards, SGC is committed to maintaining these hallmarks under its current operational framework. Peter Steinberg, at the helm as SGC’s President, will guide both the company's everyday operations and its strategic direction, aiming to further enrich SGC’s offerings for its clients.

Nat Turner, CEO of Collectors, highlighted the acquisition as a strategic enhancement to their portfolio, aimed at enriching the hobbyist community's experience through SGC's established reputation for quality, expertise, and value. “SGC represents the epitome of excellence in our field, and we're thrilled to support its continued growth and success within our portfolio,” Turner stated.

Peter Steinberg shared his excitement about joining forces with Collectors, viewing it as a pivotal development for SGC’s journey towards offering improved and innovative services to its customers. “This partnership with Collectors is a landmark moment for us, promising to elevate our offerings and reinforce our position as a leading authority in the collectibles industry,” said Steinberg.

About Collectors Collectors stands at the forefront of the collectibles market, offering a comprehensive range of services that cater to the grading, authentication, and management of collectible items for enthusiasts. With a dedication to excellence, Collectors enables hobbyists to assess, authenticate, research, securely store, and transact their trading cards, memorabilia, and other collectible items. Its portfolio includes industry-leading divisions and subsidiaries such as PSA, PCGS, WATA, Card Ladder, Goldin, and the Long Beach Expo, now joined by SGC. Further details are available at Collectors.com.
 

Taliasen

Administrator
Staff member
Rating - 100%
609   0   0
I know a business monopoly is defined differently than most people think. It is not necessarily the lack of competition, it is unfair business practices based. I am just curious if the details about this will be made public.
 
Top