Country landed cost · Netherlands
Card grading cost from Netherlands
All-in landed cost for 3 cards at a €250 declared value — base fee plus the sourced shipping, insurance, VAT and upcharge components, cheapest all-in first. Unknown components stay visible.
Checked on 23 Oct 2026
Modeled comparison, not a quote; not tax or customs advice. Verify on the official site.
All-in cost from Netherlands, cheapest first
| Company | Tier | Modeled all-in (3 cards) | Completeness | Turnaround |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gradingpoint | Standard | €59.85 | partial · 4 missing | Not published |
| Ace Grading | Core (international) | €77.00 | partial · 3 missing | 75 working days |
| Ace Grading | Value (international) | €86.00 | partial · 3 missing | 60 working days |
| Ace Grading | Basic (international) | €95.00 | partial · 2 missing | 30 working days |
| Ace Grading | Standard (international) | €116.00 | partial · 2 missing | 15 working days |
| Ace Grading | Premier (international) | €137.00 | partial · 2 missing | 10 working days |
| Ace Grading | Ultra (international) | €215.00 | partial · 2 missing | 5 working days |
| Ace Grading | Luxury (international) | €395.00 | partial · 2 missing | 2 working days |
Cost breakdown — Gradingpoint Standard
Base fee × 3€59.85
Outbound & return shippingNot published
InsuranceNot published
VatNot published
MembershipNone required
UpchargeNot published
Source: https://www.gradingpoint.com/ ↗
Frequently asked questions
- What is the real cost of card grading from Netherlands?
- The lowest modeled all-in cost from Netherlands is about €59.85 for 3 cards via Gradingpoint (Standard), including base fee plus the sourced shipping, insurance, VAT and upcharge components we hold. Checked 23 Oct 2026.
- Do I pay VAT or customs when grading from Netherlands?
- Grading from Netherlands can attract shipping, insurance and — for cross-border routes — import VAT or customs on return. We hold dated base fees for providers serving Netherlands; the per-market shipping/VAT/insurance components are still being sourced, so these are not yet included in the figures below.