Grailith reads the surface, weighs the comps, and tells you whether grading is worth it — before the $75 and the 75‑day wait, and including the times it isn’t. For the money, or just to keep a card you love safe.
Every other tool hands you a number. Some cards can’t honestly be read from a photo — glare, a tilt, a corner you can’t quite see. Most tools guess anyway. We don’t. We tell you plainly, and the number waits until you can show us more.
You’re deciding whether to spend real money and wait two and a half months. A confident wrong number is the most expensive thing we could give you — so we’d rather say less, and mean all of it. And when a card’s worth grading for the set, the registry, or just to keep it safe — not the math — we’ll say that too.
Trace the four corners; we straighten the card and read the borders, centering, and surface the way a grader’s loupe would.
Real recent sales across PSA, BGS, CGC — sourced, dated, and honest about how thin the market is. No invented prices.
The full spread — not a flattering single number. The likely grade, the long shot, and whether the math beats selling it raw.
One card or a whole collection. Every grade, called straight.
See your card’s odds