Cardbase: Card Scanner & Price

Somewhere in your house there's a binder, a shoebox, or a stack in a drawer worth real money. Find out what it's worth, and which cards are worth grading, before you decide anything. Point your camera at a trading card. Recognition takes about two seconds — no typing names, no looking up set codes, no guessing which printing you have. Graded slabs work too: the label is read for you. THE FASTEST WAY TO IMPORT A COLLECTION Scanning is the whole job. One photo per card, about two seconds each, so a full binder takes an evening, not a weekend of data entry. Batch mode keeps the camera open so you can work through a stack without stopping. Anything the scanner isn't certain about is queued for you to confirm rather than guessed at silently. REAL PRICES, AND WE TELL YOU WHICH MARKET Most price guides show asking prices: what sellers hope to get. Cardbase labels the real basis behind every price instead of one blanket number. Pokemon and One Piece cards are priced from completed Japanese sold listings — actual transactions, not asks. Magic: The Gathering, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Lorcana, English-language sets and other trading card games are priced from US market guide values. A Japanese sold price and a US guide value are not the same thing, so every price on every card states which one it is. Cards that trade regularly also show 7, 30 and 90-day price history, so you can tell whether a spike is real. KNOW MORE BEFORE YOU PAY THE GRADING FEE Photograph a raw card and Cardbase estimates its centering from the photo — a clearly labelled estimate, not a measurement. Grading-company sale data is dense only at the top grade (for example PSA 10). When there are not enough real sales at a given grade to price it honestly, Cardbase says so instead of inventing a number. YOUR COLLECTION AS A PORTFOLIO See your whole collection as one number, watch it move day by day, and drill into any card's chart. Sort by value, set or date added, organize cards into collections, and browse them in a gallery. Show totals in HKD, JPY or USD. SELL WHEN YOU'RE READY When a card hits your number, list it on the marketplace straight from your collection. Listing is free and personal selling fees are 0%. Buyers and sellers message each other in the app, and block and report are available on every listing. WHAT'S COVERED - Pokemon and One Piece: Japanese-market sold prices - Magic: The Gathering, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Lorcana, sports cards and more: US market values - Raw cards and graded slabs (PSA, BGS, CGC, SGC and others) - 7, 30 and 90-day price history where enough sales exist - Trending cards, top movers and recent notable sales FREE AND PAID Scanning, price lookups and marketplace listings are unlimited on every plan, including free. Free includes one collection of up to 200 cards, 5 price alerts, and 5 AI grading checks a month. Pro adds on-demand price refresh, 5 collections, unlimited price alerts, 20 grading checks a month, and priority support. Investor raises grading checks to 150 a month and removes the limit on how many collections you can create. Every collection holds up to 200 cards. Questions, or a card we missed? Email [email protected] or visit https://cardbase.io/help. Terms of Use: https://cardbase.io/terms Privacy Policy: https://cardbase.io/privacy Cardbase is an independent collection tracker and marketplace for physical trading cards. Pokemon and the Pokemon Trading Card Game are trademarks of Nintendo, Creatures Inc. and GAME FREAK inc. One Piece Card Game is a trademark of BANDAI Co., Ltd. Magic: The Gathering is a trademark of Wizards of the Coast LLC. Yu-Gi-Oh! is a trademark of Konami. PSA, BGS, CGC and SGC are trademarks of their respective grading companies. All trademarks and card images are the property of their respective owners. Cardbase is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by any of them.