The TAG DIG Report is our Digital Imaging and Grading report. The DIG report is accessible online and through scanning the QR code on every TAG slab. Within the DIG report, a card can be thoroughly analyzed.

With the TAG S (Score) DIG report, the user will find the TAG Score on a 1000-point scale, and an industry 10-point equivalent. The card can also be viewed stereoscopically for a further in-depth view of defects identified on the card.

The TAG S DIG report allows the user to view the population of the card within TAG’s population report, the overall ranking of the card among other TAG graded examples, and the chronological ranking of the card as far as when it was graded by TAG.

Also included is a breakdown of eight subgrades: front and back centering, front and back corners, front and back surface, and front and back edges.

As you make your way down the page the user will find more specific metrics and defect annotations for the card.

Finally, there are high-definition images of the slabbed card available to download.
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In November 2023, TAG launched TAG X, which features a 1-10 (and 10 Pristine) grading scale, and does not include a 1000pt score. TAG X's grading report is designed to be a streamlined report of the cause of the card's grade, whereas the more-thorough TAG S grading report is designed to provide annotations of the entirety of the card beyond the issues which have grading impact.
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When using the TAG X Grading Report, please refer to the section DEFECTS IDENTIFIED OF NOTABLE GRADE SIGNIFICANCE (DINGS) for a visual representation of the primary causes of your card's grade.
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While some 1000pt scores are included in the TAG X grading report, these are only scores related to the Fill, Fray and Angle annotations of the card - 1000pt scores referring to centering, surface issues and corner/surface wear are not viewable in the streamlined TAG X Grading Report.
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