Grading - Specific Card Qualities that determine grading submission

[P_Mo80]

I have several cards I think would benefit from getting BCG Graded. I know overall, centering, cornering, cut are huge. But what other specific card variables should be consider in choosing if this card or that card get's submitted?

[doniceage]

What cards do you have to submit?

You should also look at the surface of the card as that is taken into consideration. Beckett should have the 4 grading components they use in their criteria for grading.

Centering: 50/50 all around on front. 60/40 or better on back.
Corners: Perfect to the naked eye and Mint under magnification.
Edges: Perfect to the naked eye and virtually free of flaws under magnification.
Surface: No print spots. Flawless color, devoid of registration or focus imperfections. Perfect gloss, devoid of scratches and metallic print lines.

[P_Mo80]

I have not submitted before, but I'm wanting to submit a few old baseball cards mostly Topps and several of the 2010-11 NHL UD Young Guns and SPx RC Auto Materials (hall, Skinner, etc.) Does the type of card (year, manufacturer weight into the decision)?