[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":105},["ShallowReactive",2],{"cms-content-en-US-all":3},{"pageNo":4,"pageSize":5,"total":6,"records":7},1,24,12,[8,20,28,36,43,51,59,67,74,82,90,98],{"id":9,"articleType":10,"slug":11,"title":12,"summary":13,"content":14,"coverUrl":15,"authorName":16,"language":17,"targetChannels":18,"sortOrder":4,"publishStatus":4,"publishTime":19,"createTime":19,"updateTime":19},9201,"NOTICE","platform-service-notice","APG Platform Service Notice","Submission, intake, grading, encapsulation, certification, and after-sales workflows are tracked inside the platform.","APG provides a unified card grading service across submission, order tracking, certificate lookup, and after-sales handling. The PC site, mobile mini app, and admin console share the same order, warehouse, grading, and certificate records.\n\nAfter an order is submitted, package cards with the order number clearly attached. When exceptions such as missing cards, mismatched items, damaged packaging, or incomplete material appear, the system creates an internal task and shows replenishment requirements to the member.\n\nPlatform notices will be used for service scope, holiday schedules, grading standard changes, pricing updates, and system release notes.",null,"APG Team","en-US","PC,H5","2026-07-23T10:00:00",{"id":21,"articleType":22,"slug":23,"title":24,"summary":25,"content":26,"coverUrl":15,"authorName":16,"language":17,"targetChannels":18,"sortOrder":27,"publishStatus":4,"publishTime":19,"createTime":19,"updateTime":19},9202,"NEWS","card-grading-workflow-news","Card Grading Workflow Upgrade","Warehouse, grading, review, encapsulation, and certificate lookup workflows now form an internal closed loop.","A grading service is more than a score. It includes submission validation, card custody, grading progress, review sampling, encapsulation evidence, and public certificate verification.\n\nAPG connects order, warehouse, grading, review, encapsulation, certificate, and after-sales records so internal teams can trace key steps while members can view order progress and certificate results.\n\nUpcoming system work will continue around reports, CMS, batch operations, and security governance.",2,{"id":29,"articleType":30,"slug":31,"title":32,"summary":33,"content":34,"coverUrl":15,"authorName":16,"language":17,"targetChannels":18,"sortOrder":35,"publishStatus":4,"publishTime":19,"createTime":19,"updateTime":19},9203,"STANDARD","grading-standard","Grading Standards","Adapts APG material into APG-owned grading language, covering P10, grades 10-1, centering, corners, edges, surface, print quality, review, and rejection boundaries.","APG combines an overall grade with sub-score records. Review focuses on centering, corners, edges, surface, print quality, preservation, and special defects. The following standard is adapted from APG grading material into APG-owned wording and does not include any third-party brand guarantee, crossover value promise, or external service commitment.\n\nCore dimensions: centering measures front\u002Fback border balance; corners check wear, dents, rounding, whitening, and magnified corner defects; edges check roughness, chipping, cutting marks, whitening, and factory-cut consistency; surface and print check original color, gloss, scratches, stains, registration, focus, print dots, creases, and alteration.\n\nP10 Pristine: almost no visible flaws, centering within 52\u002F48, clean original color, and precise print registration. P10 is a stricter full-score display band and requires extremely strong consistency across the main condition dimensions.\n\n10 Gem Mint: the card reaches the 10-point condition band, with only one item short of P10. Corners show no visible flaws, magnified inspection remains within high-grade expectations, and the surface has no print failure or visible defect. Front centering is no worse than 55\u002F45 and back centering no worse than 75\u002F25.\n\n9 Mint+: corners are intact with only extremely minor wear, and edges may show tiny flaws. Original color is preserved. Minor stains, a single small dot, one slight surface defect, light factory traces, or light handling traces may be allowed. Sports and non-sports cards should reach 60\u002F40 front centering or better and 90\u002F10 back centering or better.\n\n8 NM\u002FMint: edges remain clean with light wear only and original color is preserved. One minor issue may be allowed, such as slight corner wear under magnification, small print defects, slight focus shift, or very light cutting marks. TCG cards may show light to moderate handling traces. Sports and non-sports cards should reach 65\u002F35 centering or better.\n\n7 Near Mint: three to four corners may show light wear, or edges may have minor roughness. Slight registration shift, light cutting marks, or very light back staining may be present. Sports and non-sports cards should reach 70\u002F30 centering or better.\n\n6 Ex\u002FNM: up to one damaged corner, or no more than two light-to-moderate issues such as 2-3 worn corners, light edge roughness, or obvious print defects. Moderate cutting marks and visible front staining may be present. Sports and non-sports cards should reach 75\u002F25 centering or better.\n\n5 Excellent: corners show wear or slight rounding, with generally clear outline and 2-3 damaged corners. Edges may be damaged or border color may fade. Obvious print defects, color distortion, focus issues, or coating-level scratches may appear, while the card base should not be broken.\n\n4 VG\u002FEx: corners are slightly rounded. Surface wear, scratches, and one or more light creases may be visible. Original color is partially retained, borders show whitening and multiple light stains, and cutting flaws may be very obvious.\n\n3 Very Good: corners are rounded with light wear. The surface may have one moderate crease or multiple light creases, along with wear, scratches, and fading. Edges show moderate wear, and both sides may have heavier stains.\n\n2 Good: severe creases crossing the card, multiple writing marks or other damage on the front or back, serious cutting defects, or obvious miscut problems may be present.\n\n1 Poor: the card is severely damaged, with deep broken creases, missing surface areas, missing corners, or multiple major defects.\n\nReview and rejection: cards with alteration, recoloring, trimming, counterfeiting, heavy contamination, unsafe encapsulation conditions, or uncertain authenticity may be routed to manual review, rejection, or exception handling. Cards in the same order move by batch, and results enter encapsulation and certificate issuance after required review.",3,{"id":37,"articleType":30,"slug":38,"title":39,"summary":40,"content":41,"coverUrl":15,"authorName":16,"language":17,"targetChannels":18,"sortOrder":42,"publishStatus":4,"publishTime":19,"createTime":19,"updateTime":19},9212,"apg-grading-reference","APG Grading Reference","Keeps an APG source-material reference summary. The formal APG wording has been merged into Grading Standards.","This page keeps a reference summary of the APG card grading material to help users understand the differences between P10, 10, 9, and lower grade bands. APG has already incorporated the reusable condition logic into Grading Standards. Final results should follow the certificate and review conclusion issued by APG.\n\nThe APG material covers centering, corners, edges, surface, print, cutting, stains, creases, and missing areas. P10 emphasizes centering within 52\u002F48, almost no visible flaws, clean color, and precise print registration. 10 emphasizes front centering within 55\u002F45, back centering within 75\u002F25, and no visible corner or surface defects. Grades 9-6 progressively allow minor wear, handling traces, print defects, cutting marks, and looser centering thresholds. Grades 5-1 correspond to more visible wear, creases, stains, writing, miscuts, and missing areas.\n\nAny third-party label, seal, crossover value statement, or comparison with another grading institution belongs only to the original APG context and is not a APG service commitment.",4,{"id":44,"articleType":45,"slug":46,"title":47,"summary":48,"content":49,"coverUrl":15,"authorName":16,"language":17,"targetChannels":18,"sortOrder":50,"publishStatus":4,"publishTime":19,"createTime":19,"updateTime":19},9204,"HELP","submission-help","Submission Help Center","Before submitting, confirm card category, service level, declared value, return address, and packaging method.","For a first submission, create an order on the PC site or mobile mini app and fill in card name, series, card number, year, language, service level, and declared value.\n\nFor batch submissions, use the PC import template to organize the card list. After submission, keep the order number and include information that helps the warehouse match the package.\n\nOrder progress is available in the order center, including intake, grading, review, encapsulation, certification, and return steps.",5,{"id":52,"articleType":53,"slug":54,"title":55,"summary":56,"content":57,"coverUrl":15,"authorName":16,"language":17,"targetChannels":18,"sortOrder":58,"publishStatus":4,"publishTime":19,"createTime":19,"updateTime":19},9205,"PACKING","packing-guide","Packing Instructions","Use sleeves, semi-rigid holders, pressure protection, and an outer box before shipping cards.","Before shipping, place each card in a sleeve and then in a rigid or semi-rigid holder. For multiple cards, keep them in order and use pressure-resistant and moisture-resistant protection.\n\nAvoid soft packaging that can be crushed. Use a box whenever possible, and include order number, contact name, and phone number information inside the package.\n\nIf damaged packaging, missing cards, mismatched items, or unrecognized information is found during intake, warehouse staff will register an exception and members can upload supporting material.",6,{"id":60,"articleType":61,"slug":62,"title":63,"summary":64,"content":65,"coverUrl":15,"authorName":16,"language":17,"targetChannels":18,"sortOrder":66,"publishStatus":4,"publishTime":19,"createTime":19,"updateTime":19},9206,"COMPENSATION_RULE","compensation-rules","Compensation Rules","Compensation is reviewed using order records, intake records, grading and encapsulation evidence, after-sales tickets, and declared value.","Compensation requests should be submitted through after-sales. The platform reviews order material, intake records, grading records, encapsulation images, logistics status, and member statements.\n\nFor platform-responsible damage, loss, or handling errors, the plan is assessed based on declared value, service records, and responsibility scope. Pre-shipment damage, insufficient packaging, incomplete materials, or carrier responsibility requires separate evidence review.\n\nAfter compensation is completed, related certificates may be marked as compensated, delisted, or recalled. The public certificate page will show the corresponding status. Final legal wording should follow the CMS-published policy.",7,{"id":68,"articleType":69,"slug":70,"title":69,"summary":71,"content":72,"coverUrl":15,"authorName":16,"language":17,"targetChannels":18,"sortOrder":73,"publishStatus":4,"publishTime":19,"createTime":19,"updateTime":19},9207,"FAQ","faq","Answers to common questions about submission, fees, replenishment, certificates, encapsulation, and after-sales.","Q: Can I edit card information after submitting an order?\nA: Before intake, contact support for assistance. After intake or grading, key card information usually should not be changed.\n\nQ: How do I know whether replenishment is required?\nA: Order detail shows replenishment batches, requirements, attachments, and confirmation actions. Internal messages also notify the member.\n\nQ: Why does a certificate show an abnormal status?\nA: The certificate may be delisted, recalled, in reholder or relabel handling, rejected, or compensation-related. Use the certificate detail page and after-sales record as the source of truth.",8,{"id":75,"articleType":76,"slug":77,"title":78,"summary":79,"content":80,"coverUrl":15,"authorName":16,"language":17,"targetChannels":18,"sortOrder":81,"publishStatus":4,"publishTime":19,"createTime":19,"updateTime":19},9208,"ABOUT","about-kapai","About APG","APG provides a grading platform for card collecting and trading workflows.","APG focuses on card grading system operations across the PC site, mobile mini app, admin console, warehouse, grading, review, encapsulation, certificate lookup, and after-sales handling.\n\nThe goal is to make each key step from submission to certification recorded, traceable, and verifiable, creating a more transparent trust layer for collectors and trading participants.\n\nFormal company introductions, qualifications, and brand stories can be updated through the admin CMS.",9,{"id":83,"articleType":84,"slug":85,"title":86,"summary":87,"content":88,"coverUrl":15,"authorName":16,"language":17,"targetChannels":18,"sortOrder":89,"publishStatus":4,"publishTime":19,"createTime":19,"updateTime":19},9209,"CONTACT","contact-kapai","Contact Us","For submission, order, replenishment, after-sales, or partnership questions, contact support during working hours.","Support WeChat: APG-SERVICE.\n\nWorking hours: 10:00 - 19:00. Holiday schedules follow platform notices.\n\nWhen contacting support, provide the order number, last four digits of the phone number, certificate number, or replenishment batch number where possible.",10,{"id":91,"articleType":92,"slug":93,"title":94,"summary":95,"content":96,"coverUrl":15,"authorName":16,"language":17,"targetChannels":18,"sortOrder":97,"publishStatus":4,"publishTime":19,"createTime":19,"updateTime":19},9210,"PARTNER","partners","Partners","The partner page can show card stores, event organizers, content communities, and channel partners.","APG can use the CMS to display partner card stores, event organizers, content communities, channel providers, and brand activity partners.\n\nPartner entries should include name, cooperation type, service scope, contact method, and display order. This page provides a public fallback, while the formal partner list should be published through the CMS.\n\nFor business cooperation, use the contact page to submit partnership intent.",11,{"id":99,"articleType":100,"slug":101,"title":102,"summary":103,"content":104,"coverUrl":15,"authorName":16,"language":17,"targetChannels":18,"sortOrder":6,"publishStatus":4,"publishTime":19,"createTime":19,"updateTime":19},9211,"FRIEND_LINK","friend-links","Friend Links","Friend links can maintain industry communities, partner media, card databases, and public service entries.","Friend links are suitable for industry communities, partner media, card databases, activity pages, and public service entries.\n\nFor user experience, links should be checked regularly for availability, relevance, and display order. External links should record owner and update time in the admin CMS.\n\nFormal friend links should follow CMS-published content.",1785915354875]