Brich House
What we cover
Cards first, then the collectibles around them. And where the money is lost.
Cards first.
Graded and raw cards
The cert, the slab and the photographs on one record, from intake to the buyer’s door.
Then, card-adjacent collectibles
- Sealed product: the case, the seal and the shrink
- Autographs: the authentication and its cert
- Game-used: the photo match and the letter
The risks we track
Where the money is lost, the record usually broke first.
Counterfeits
A fake slab copies the case and the label. It cannot copy the grader’s record.
The cert trail and crack-outs
A card cracked out and regraded can leave its old cert live, blurring its history.
Custody and title
Who holds a card and who owns it are often different parties. The record must say both.
Chargebacks after the item ships
A payment can be disputed after the card has left. The seller needs proof of what left, and when.
Marketplace integrity
Swapped items, shill bids and returns that are not what was sold.