What is my card worth?
Look up the market value in Danish kroner for both raw cards and graded slabs. We collect current listings for your exact card and show the median, so you get a realistic picture instead of one random price.
What is my card worth?
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Should the card be graded?
Compare the raw value with the value in PSA 10 or BGS 9.5. If the gap is larger than the cost of a submission, grading can pay off.
Calculate the grading priceWant to sell?
We buy single cards and whole collections. Send photos and get an offer, with no fees and no shipping to individual buyers.
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Browse our stock of graded slabs and Japanese cards, priced in Danish kroner and shipped from Denmark.
Go to the shopFrequently asked questions about card value
How is the value of my card calculated?
The tool collects current listings for the exact card, set and number, filters out accessories and wrong matches, and uses the median. The median reflects the market better than the cheapest or most expensive listing. The amount is converted to Danish kroner.
Why is there a difference between raw and graded value?
A graded card is authenticated and has a fixed, documented condition. That makes it easier to trade and usually commands a higher price, especially in top grades such as PSA 10 and BGS 9.5.
Can you give me a binding offer on the card?
The estimate is indicative. If you want to sell, submit the card through our selling form and we will come back with a concrete offer.
Can I have the card graded through you?
Yes. We act as an intermediary to BGS, PSA and CGC from Denmark. You ship the cards to us, we handle the submission and return the slabs insured.
Ready to get the card graded?
We are an intermediary to BGS, PSA and CGC from Denmark. You ship to us, we handle the submission, and you follow the status along the way.