The House

The House

A record, struck once.

Beaumont was built on a simple belief: a grade should be a matter of record, not opinion.

A Beaumont mark is shorthand for four permanent facts — borrowed from the oldest authentication we have, the hallmark struck into precious metal, kept restrained and modern. Not a wax seal; a record.

The House

Who vouches. Certified by the House of Beaumont.

The Mark

How fine. The name it earned — up to a Beaumont.

The Year

When it was examined. Heritage, dated.

The Record

Cert number in the Beaumont Register — verifiable forever.

Who vouched, how fine, when, and recorded for as long as the card exists. The mark travels with the collection. That permanence — not a point total — is the luxury.


How It Works

Submit. Grade. Mark. Register.

1
Submit
Send your cards to the House.
2
Grade
Four appraisals on the 1,000-point instrument, resolved to a mark.
3
Encapsulate
Sealed and struck with its mark, cert number, and record.
4
Register
Entered into the permanent public Register.

The House

A record, struck once.

Beaumont was built on a simple belief: a grade should be a matter of record, not opinion.

A Beaumont mark is shorthand for four permanent facts — borrowed from the oldest authentication we have, the hallmark struck into precious metal, kept restrained and modern. Not a wax seal; a record.

The House

Who vouches. Certified by the House of Beaumont.

The Mark

How fine. The name it earned — up to a Beaumont.

The Year

When it was examined. Heritage, dated.

The Record

Cert number in the Beaumont Register — verifiable forever.

Who vouched, how fine, when, and recorded for as long as the card exists. The mark travels with the collection. That permanence — not a point total — is the luxury.


How It Works

Submit. Grade. Mark. Register.

1
Submit
Send your cards to the House.
2
Grade
Four appraisals on the 1,000-point instrument, resolved to a mark.
3
Encapsulate
Sealed and struck with its mark, cert number, and record.
4
Register
Entered into the permanent public Register.

The House

A record, struck once.


Beaumont was built on a simple belief: a grade should be a matter of record, not opinion.

A Beaumont mark is shorthand for four permanent facts — borrowed from the oldest authentication we have, the hallmark struck into precious metal, kept restrained and modern. Not a wax seal; a record.

The House

Who vouches. Certified by the House of Beaumont.

The Mark

How fine. The name it earned — up to a Beaumont.

The Year

When it was examined. Heritage, dated.

The Record

Cert number in the Beaumont Register — verifiable forever.

Who vouched, how fine, when, and recorded for as long as the card exists. The mark travels with the collection. That permanence — not a point total — is the luxury.


How It Works

Submit. Grade. Mark. Register.


1
Submit
Send your cards to the House.
2
Grade
Four appraisals on the 1,000-point instrument, resolved to a mark.
3
Encapsulate
Sealed and struck with its mark, cert number, and record.
4
Register
Entered into the permanent public Register.