Large List of Card Price Guides and Apps - Find the Value of Your Cards

[gjsart]

Hello all - Not sure if this is the right area to post this, but I compiled a list of card price guide websites and apps. Below is a categorized list of current and traditional sports cardprice guides.
Digital & Real-Time Market Trackers

These tools are widely considered the modern standard as they pullactual "sold" data from eBay, Goldin, Heritage, and otherauction houses.

• Market Movers (by Sports Card Investor): A comprehensive data tool that provides price charts, sales volume, and historical trends for thousands of cards across multiple sports.
  https://www.marketmoversapp.com
• Card Ladder: A highly regarded platform for accurate, vetted sales data. It focuses on high-end and popular cards, providing "Value Indicators" and manual verification of sales to filter out "shill" bidding.
  https://www.cardladder.com
• 130Point: A free and essential tool for collectors to look up eBay "Best Offer" accepted prices, which are otherwise hidden on the eBay platform.
  https://130point.com
• Collx App: The Collx app allows for collectors to take a photo of their card and it will provide values for the card without you needing to type in year, set, player etc. A great way if you are someone who doesn't know much about the card in question. You can also track your overall portfolio or collection value.
  https://collx.app/
• Card Hedge AI:
  
  https://ai.cardhedger.com

Traditional & Graded Card Guides

While physical magazines have declined in popularity, theirdigital counterparts remain relevant for "book value" andgraded card comparisons.

• Beckett (Online & Print): Historically the industry standard for price guides. Beckett continues to offer an Online Price Guide (OPG) and monthly magazines for Baseball, Basketball, Football, and Hockey.
  https://www.beckett.com/online-price-guide
• PSA Price Guide (SMR): This guide is specific to cards graded by Professional Sports Authenticator (PSA). It is an excellent resource for determining the "premium" value assigned to specific grades (e.g., PSA 9 vs. PSA 10). Even more valuable is PSAs “Aution Prices Realized” tool. Using this tool a collector can look up any card and see recently sold listings for PSA graded cards.
  https://www.psacard.com/auctionprices
• Vintage Card Prices (VCP): A specialized guide strictly for vintage cards. It is considered a must-have for serious collectors of pre-1980 cards, tracking historical auction results for graded examples.
  https://vintagecardprices.com/

Free Community & Search Tools

• RookieCardPrices.com: A free helpful resource focused specifically on the price trends and guides for rookie cards across different sports primarily baseball. This site also contains a comprehensive data on players and card sets plus tracks both raw and graded values.
  https://rookiecardprices.com
• Mavin: A search engine that helps you estimate the value of your cards by comparing them to similar active and sold listings.
  https://cardmavin.com
• Sports Card Pro: A free alternative that uses automated algorithms to track eBay sales and provide estimated values for various grades.
  https://www.sportscardspro.com
  
  If you know of any others please let me know and add them here. Thank you!

[RBrauerei]

Useful information; thanks!

But remember...values are only valid if you can find a buyer that agrees. In the final analysis, it's what a particular buyer is willing to pay and whether you are satisfied with that amount.

[doniceage]

I posted this on the scf facebook page to see if anyone would chime in with some other examples they know of.

DON

[mailministry]

Great information on valuable resources!

[gjsart]

Useful information; thanks!

But remember...values are only valid if you can find a buyer that agrees. In the final analysis, it's what a particular buyer is willing to pay and whether you are satisfied with that amount.

Yes! very true. the market always determines real value. I'd say these guides and tools are a good place to start and get an idea for what the card is worth.

[gjsart]

I posted this on the scf facebook page to see if anyone would chime in with some other examples they know of.

DON

Cool - Thanks!

[doniceage]

I been working on a grading company list but being tech challenged it a little harder for me lol. Just a screenshot.

Don

[doniceage]

Could not upload in a post as the file size is too large.

Don

[doniceage]

I shared it on the facebook page if anyone cares to look. Here is a screenshot of the first two letters. card-grading-companies-a-to-z-readable-image.pngScreenshot 2026-06-16 at 1.02.30 PM.png

[gjsart]

Thank you for adding this - Great Info!