Exact means exact.
Keep set, number, language and finish in the pricing identity.
A higher grade.
At what cost?
Compare likely graded values against the raw card and grading fee.
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Don’t plan around
a perfect ten.
Graded value, minus raw value and the grading fee.
PSA 9 · USD
Terapagos ex
Prismatic Evolutions · PRE 169/131 · Holo
PSA 9 value$980.00
Raw card value− $410.00
Grading fee− $79.99
Grading uplift+$490.01
Example values. Before shipping, insurance and selling fees.
The company
is part of the context.
Compare sales and fees for the same card, grade and grading company.
A comp needs context.
Read the completed sale, company, grade, provider and update time together.
Missing data stays missing.
An unavailable exact comp should not become a borrowed price.
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The history behind
the headline price.
See past prices and when they were updated. Estimates are not guaranteed sale prices.
Include shipping, insurance and selling fees in your final calculation.
Make sense of the upside.
All questions & supportDoes Grade ROI guarantee a profit?
No. It compares informational market estimates and likely outcomes. Sale prices, fees, turnaround times, buyer demand, and the official grade can all change the result.
Does changing the card finish change the value data?
Yes. Normal, holofoil, reverse holofoil, language, set, and card number are kept in the pricing identity so Slabbies does not intentionally merge different variants into one chart.
What if there is no exact graded sale?
Slabbies shows that no exact comp is available instead of manufacturing a graded value from the raw price or silently borrowing another finish, grade, or grading company.
Which costs are part of the comparison?
The decision view accounts for the grading fee and can put the likely range beside raw and graded market context. You should still consider shipping, insurance, selling fees, and your own time.
Make the submission earn its place.
