PSA Collectors Club, Loupe partnership provides special benefits for new members

Card-grading company PSA is unveiling an enhanced Collectors Club program with special benefits for new and renewing members.

Not only will collectors and members become part of PSA’s ever-growing club, but they will acquire cool collectibles; gain access to PSA’s best pricing; be eligible for card-grading specials; and earn a $100 credit from Loupe to apply toward future purchases on the livestreaming marketplace.

“We’ve initiated quite a few changes this past year to improve the collector experience,” PSA Director of Product Marketing Tommy Paderes said in a news release from PSA. “We’ve brought back several service levels to collectors and continue to improve our turnaround times on submissions. Now we want to provide a compelling package of incentives for our loyal Collectors Club members that includes our new partnership with Loupe.”

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The PSA Collectors Club costs $99 to join. It includes an annual subscription ($49 value) to the monthly PSA Magazine. In addition, new or renewed members will receive a copy of the recently published coffee table book entitled The Diamondbacks Collection ($35 value). The 170-page book highlights 50 of the greatest PSA-graded cards in sports collecting history that are all part of the personal collection of Arizona Diamondbacks Managing General Partner Ken Kendrick.

New and renewed members will also receive the $100 credit from Loupe, a unified platform for breakers to live stream and sell sealed boxes, packs and single cards to collectors instantly and easily.

“PSA has proven time and time again that it’s the grading company for serious card collectors,” Loupe founder and CEO Eric Doty said. “We’re excited to invite the PSA Collector’s Club over to Loupe with a welcoming gift of $100 credit. New users will find that we’ve organized a day full of PSA slabs inside the Loupe app. It’s a great opportunity to turn their Collector’s Club membership into some new pickups for their personal collection.”