Search graded and raw cards across every marketplace β priced against fair value, not sticker price.
Weighs the PSA-10 upside against the raw price + grading cost, and shows the break-even gem rate. Snap a photo of your card and it reads the condition to set the gem rate for you β or leave the slider on your own estimate.
Scans raw listings for a card, estimates PSA-10 potential from each listing's photo, and flags the ones worth grading. Front-photo only β always check the back yourself before buying.
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Boxes you're watching for retail drops. We email you ~1 hour before a scheduled drop, again minutes before go-live with the direct links, and the moment a monitored box is back in stock β each with our "worth it at MSRP?" read.
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Live deals nobody put on a watchlist β priced against comps, not sticker price. Walk the case, dig the bins, or let us slide one across the table.
Every tile is scored against comparable sales, not against the seller's own asking price β the discount is versus fair value, and the confidence chip tells you how many sales back that number. Thin comps mean a directional lead, not a verdict. Sealed tiles use break-even (what the box needs to be worth to be worth ripping), not street price.
Expected value across current sealed products, ranked. Honest math up front: most wax is a Skip β when it is, buy the singles you actually want.
EV figures are editorial estimates built from manufacturer odds sheets and recent sales β directional, not guarantees. Variance is brutal: an EV of $250 usually means many $80 boxes and a rare big one. Verdicts assume street price β "Rip below" is each box's break-even, so a clearance shelf or stale listing under that number flips a Skip into a real rip.
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