Centering
Front and back alignment, border balance, image placement, and overall visual symmetry.
Explore the current IGC label design as the slab turns. See the original label design on the Michael Jordan holder below.
Enter the certification number printed on your IGC holder to review its grade, card details, and available front and back photographs.
Every card graded by Integrity Grading Company is evaluated using the IGC Human + AI Verification System — a blended grading process combining detailed human inspection with AI-assisted condition analysis.
IGC evaluates multiple condition points across every card, including:
AI-assisted analysis helps identify condition inconsistencies, evaluate centering, compare inspection areas and apply IGC grading standards consistently from card to card.
Technology assists the process. A human grader physically inspects, reviews and verifies every final IGC grade before encapsulation.
This blended approach is designed to provide greater consistency, precision and confidence in every IGC grade.
— INTEGRITY, PRECISION, CONFIDENCE.
This Michael Jordan slab shows IGC's original red-bordered front label and red-and-white reverse label. It rotates to reveal both sides of the holder.
1991 SkyBox · Michael Jordan · IGC Gem MT 10 · certification 8539527


IGC condition reviews are built around the physical characteristics collectors inspect most closely. The goal is consistency, clear documentation, and a grade that can be understood—not just displayed.
Front and back alignment, border balance, image placement, and overall visual symmetry.
Sharpness, touches, wear, fraying, softness, and structural integrity under close inspection.
Whitening, chipping, rough cuts, edge wear, and consistency across all four sides.
Scratches, print defects, dimples, staining, gloss, indentations, and visible surface flaws.

An IGC 10 reflects exceptional presentation across centering, corners, edges, and surface.
Search the registry by the certification number printed on your IGC holder. Records include card details and available photographs. Images coming soon where photographs have not yet been added.
A unique number tied to the registered card and holder.
Available front and back card photography retained with the record.
Player, year, set, card number, parallel, and serial number.
Overall IGC grade plus supporting category assessments where recorded.
Active, retired, or corrected certification states.
Registry matching helps expose mismatched numbers or altered holders.


This black reverse label is actively used on IGC slabs. Scan the QR code to open the card’s certification record and review its grade, card details, and all available registry information.
Integrity Grading Company brings detailed condition review and clear certification records to collectible cards.
Our blended Human + AI Verification System combines physical human inspection with AI-assisted condition analysis. A human grader reviews and verifies each final grade before encapsulation.
Each published certification record provides a reference for the card’s identity, IGC grade, and available photographs. Scan the QR code on a current label or enter the printed certification number above to review the record.
IGC records its own condition assessment. A grade is an opinion of condition, not an independent market-value appraisal.
An IGC grade reflects the card’s condition at the time of review. Other evaluators may reach a different conclusion.
A card bearing IGC certification may be owned, evaluated, encapsulated, and offered for sale by an affiliated seller.
Compare the certification number, card details, photographs, and physical holder. A matching record alone does not establish that a physical slab is genuine or untampered.