Search the DSG Population Report
Look up how many copies of a card Diamond Service Grading has graded — and how they score, grade by grade. Every search pulls live counts straight from the DSG grading database.
Population breakdown
| Card | Art | Auth | 1 | 1.5 | 2 | 2.5 | 3 | 3.5 | 4 | 4.5 | 5 | 5.5 | 6 | 6.5 | 7 | 7.5 | 8 | 8.5 | 9 | 9.5 | 10 | Total |
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No graded cards match that search yet
Try fewer fields or a shorter spelling — names match from the first letters, so LeB finds LeBron James. New cards join the census the moment they finish grading.
Rarity, in real numbers
A population report shows how many copies of a card DSG has graded and how those copies score. A card with three Gem Mint 10s in the census is a different animal from one with three hundred — and the pop report is where that difference shows up first.
Pop counts by grade
Every column is a live tally: how many 10s, how many 9.5s, all the way down the scale, plus Art Card and Authentic holders.
Scarcity at a glance
A low pop at high grades signals a tough card. Check the census before you buy, sell, or crack a slab to regrade.
Straight from the database
Counts come from the same system every DSG card is registered in at encapsulation, so the report updates as new cards finish grading.
Get the most out of a search
Every field matches from the start of each word, so partial entries work: Jord finds Jordan and Chr finds Chrome. Combine fields to zero in — a year plus a set name usually lands within a few card groups.
Power operators from the grading database work here too. Type =111 to match card number 111 exactly, or 1996...1999 to cover a whole range of years. Ranges work on any field.
Ready to grade your cards?
Submit your cards online or book on-site grading at your shop, show, or event. Every card comes back encapsulated with its full 32-subgrade Grade Report — and joins the population the moment it’s graded.
Questions about a report? Email support@dsggrading.com
