Pokémon grading value finder
Know the payout
before you pay to grade.
Compare recorded raw, PSA 9 and PSA 10 values, see the downside, and estimate what is left after grading and selling costs — before you submit.
Today's featured find
No card currently meets our standard for a featured example. Search any card to see its raw, PSA 9 and PSA 10 values with the estimated profit after costs.
- Cards searchable
- 35,000+
- English TCG singles
- Values compared
- Raw / 9 / 10
- Side-by-side per card
- Grading cost
- USD $75
- Baseline assumption, editable in the calculator
- Selling fees
- 13.25%
- Default assumption, deducted from net profit
Why collectors use Grade Hunter
A grading decision, not just a price
See raw, PSA 9 and PSA 10 values together, then test whether the spread survives the grading fee and marketplace selling costs. That turns a tempting headline price into a decision you can inspect before spending money.
Price dates and evidence quality stay visible. When data is missing, stale or uncertain, Grade Hunter says so instead of filling the gap. These are market estimates, not a grade prediction or promise of profit.
Common questions
- How do I check what a Pokémon card is worth?
- Search the card by name and set. You'll see its recent raw price alongside what PSA 9 and PSA 10 copies have been selling for, with the date each price was recorded.
- How do you work out grading profit?
- Sale price minus a 13.25% marketplace selling fee, minus what you paid for the raw card, minus a $75 all-in grading assumption. You can change every one of those figures in the free calculator.
- Can you tell me if my card will get a PSA 10?
- No, and nobody can. Grading depends on the card's centring, edges, corners and surface. We show what each outcome would be worth so you can judge the downside as well as the upside.
- Is it free?
- Searching cards and the profit calculator are free. Pro adds unlimited daily card lookups and the photo scanner. A separate seven-day no-card trial is available if eligible.