"Comps" are what a card has really sold for — not an asking price, not a guess. Search any sports or Pokémon card and see its recent recorded sales, raw and graded, free.
Values come from actual recorded sales in our own market data — not estimates. Click any card for its recent sales.
A card is worth what someone just paid for it. Our comps come from a continuously updated database of millions of real sold listings across every major sport and Pokémon — the same data that powers CardGrader's in-app valuations. Asking prices run 20–50% above what cards actually close at, which is why serious collectors and dealers price from comps, never from listings.
When a card shows both a raw price and a PSA 10 price, the gap between them is the grading premium. A card selling for $10 raw and $80 in PSA 10 might be worth grading if your copy is sharp; a card with a $12/$18 spread almost never is once you count grading fees. The CardGrader app photographs your exact copy, AI-grades its corners, edges, surface and centering, and tells you whether the math works — three free scans every day.
No account, no email, no limit on lookups. If you want to know what your copy would grade — or track a collection's value over time — that's what the app is for.