Photograph it. Find out what it is, and what it may be worth.
Photo checks for coins, stamps, cards, comics, records, toys, antiques, rocks, crystals and gems: what it is, what it may be worth, and what to do next.
Index
Photo checks for what you collect
Each check has its own page and its own form. Pick the one for what you photographed: coins and stamps, trading and Pokemon cards, comic books and vinyl records, toys and antiques, rocks, crystals and gemstones.
- 01Antique Value Checker: What Is Your Antique Worth?Free to try antique value check by photo: names the piece and its likely maker and period, estimates value from recent sold prices and says keep or sell.Free to try
- 02Coin Value Checker: What Is Your Coin Worth?Free to try coin value check by photo: reads the type, date and the mint mark it shows, estimates a value from recent sales and says keep, sell or grade.Free to try
- 03Comic Book Value Scanner: Worth Grading or Not?Free to try comic book value check: one cover photo gives the issue, a grade band, raw and graded values from recent sales, and grade, sell or store.Free to try
- 04Crystal Identifier: Name, Value and Real or DyedCrystal identifier from one photo: the likely crystal, a value range from recent sales, signs of dye, heat or glass, and whether to keep, sell or test it.Free to try
- 05Gemstone Identifier: Real or Fake, and What It's WorthGemstone identifier for loose stones and rings: the likely gem, natural, synthetic or treated, a conservative value range and whether a lab report pays.Free to try
- 06Pokemon Card Value: Photo Price Check and Fake CheckPokemon card value from one photo: the exact card and printing, a value range from recent sold prices, a fake check and whether to sell, hold or grade.Free to try
- 07Stamp Value Checker: What Is Your Stamp Worth?Free to try stamp value check by photo: it names the country and issue, notes centering and perforations, and estimates value from recent sold listings.Free to try
- 08Trading Card Value: Sports Card Prices by PhotoTrading card value from one photo: the exact card and parallel, recent sold comps, a condition pre-grade and a plain call to sell raw, grade or hold.Free to try
- 09Vinyl Record Value Checker: What Is Your Record Worth?Free to try vinyl record value check: a photo of the label names the likely pressing, estimates value by condition from recent sales and says keep or sell.Free to try
- 10What Is This Toy? Toy Identifier and Value CheckFree to try toy identifier: snap a toy or doll to name its line, series and variant, see recent sold prices, and get a plan to sell, insure or keep it.Free to try
- 11What Type of Rock Is This? Rock Identifier and ValueWhat type of rock is this? One photo gives the likely rock or mineral, a rarity and value band, home tests to confirm it, and a keep or appraise call.Free to try
Method
How the photo checks work
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Upload one photo
A clear photo of the whole piece in daylight. Each tool page says what the photo should show, such as both sides of a coin or the back of a card.
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Read what it is
The check names it and says why, with the details that tell it apart from its look-alikes and reproductions.
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See what it may be worth
Depending on the tool: what it may be worth, whether it is real, and whether to keep it, sell it, have it graded or ask an expert first.
Limits
What a photo check cannot promise
Identifications are made by AI from one photo and can be wrong. Values are estimates, not offers or appraisals, and we do not buy, sell or bid on anything we check.
FAQ
Questions about the photo checks
How accurate is it?
It depends on the photo and the piece. Each match shows how confident it is; low confidence means take another photo.
Is my photo stored?
Location data is removed from every photo before it is processed.
Is it free to try?
Trying the form on each tool page is free: no card, no account.
Do you buy what you check?
No. We do not buy, sell or bid on coins, cards, stamps or anything else we check. A value is an estimate, not an offer or an appraisal.
Do I need to download an app?
No. Every check runs online in your browser, on a phone or a computer.