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What card is this?
Take a photo and I'll tell you exactly what you're holding — set, number, year, edition, grade. Free, no sign-up, no email.
It's at its sharpest on graded slabs — PSA, CGC, BGS, AGS. The label spells out the set, number, year and grade, so those come back exact. Raw cards it usually gets, sometimes with gaps.
How it works
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Photograph the front
Whole card in frame, straight on, decent light. If it's in a slab, get the label in the shot — the set, number, year and grade are all printed there, which is why graded cards come back the most exact.
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I tell you what it is
The card, plus whatever else I can read off it — set, number, year, edition, grade. Japanese cards work; those come back with the Japanese name, because that's what's printed on the card.
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Want the number too?
Send it over and I'll tell you what it's worth and what I'd pay, with the sold comps behind both. Condition is most of the value and it doesn't read off a photo — that part needs a person.
What this won't do.
It won't tell you what your card is worth, and I'd be wary of any free tool that claims to. Two copies of the same card can be worth $4 and $400 depending on centering, edges and surface — and none of that reads off a phone photo. Identifying the card is the half a photo can honestly do. The number is the half that needs eyes on it, so that one you get from me.
On modern sports cards it can miss the parallel — the same player and number gets printed as a dozen different inserts, and that difference is often where most of the value sits. It says so when it spots a sports card. That one I can settle for you by eye.
It also gets things wrong sometimes, and it tells you when it isn't sure rather than guessing confidently. Check the name and number against the card in your hand.
Got a box of them?
Photographing a shoebox one card at a time is nobody's idea of a good evening. Send me a few pictures of the pile and I'll tell you what's in there and what I'd pay for it, with the comps behind the number.
Get an offer on the lot