Collectors, PSA continue to expand facilities

Collectors Holdings, the parent company of PSA, continues to expand its facilities to keep up with its growing business.

For the third time in as many years, Collectors is expanding its headquarters in Santa Ana, Calif.

Collectors has signed a new, 15-year lease at its current location at 1600/1610 St. Andrew Place in Santa Ana and is adding another 102,000 square feet of office space at the Pacific Center. The Collectors organization, including video game authenticator WATA, which recently relocated from Denver, will now occupy a total of 286,636 square feet.

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“This is a direct reflection of our commitment to our customers and the hobby,” Collectors CEO Nat Turner said. “We continue to grow and add capacity to improve our operational efforts on every front.”

“This further expansion provides us with a more organized and efficient operation for all of our business lines,” Chief Operating Officer Mike West added. “This will translate to an employee-centric work environment where staff members can perform at their very best.”

Collectors officials expect to complete the expansion and move different departments into place by the end of 2023.

In March, the company announced the signing of a long-term lease for 130,000 square feet of office space in Jersey City, NJ. That space, which remains partly under construction, now has a small team of PSA staffers in place who have increased the company’s East Coast presence. Collectors also opened a satellite office in Seattle this year and has had an office in Tokyo, Japan, which plans to open full grading operations by July 2023.

Collectors owns PSA, the hobby’s largest grading and authentication company, as well as WATA, Goldin Co. and other companies in the sports collectibles industry.

Those interested in joining the company can review open positions at www.collectors.com/careers.