Grade My Card — Know Its Grade Before You Pay for Grading
Grading companies charge per card, take weeks, and reject most low grades. iCollecta's SlabVision pre-grades your card first — centering, corners, edges, and surface scored in seconds — so you only ever send in the cards worth grading.
What grade would my card get? Find out first
Snap a photo and SlabVision returns a pre-grade on the PSA scale with sub-scores for centering, corners, edges, and surface — before you spend money on submission.
SlabVision estimated pre-grade demo →See exactly why it graded that way
Every pre-grade comes with a blemish report — the specific corners, edges, or surface issues that cost the grade, so you know what graders will see.
SlabVision estimated pre-grade demo →Bulk-grade your whole collection
Scan your cards in batches and SlabVision ranks your entire collection by pre-grade — your PSA candidates surface themselves.
SlabVision estimated pre-grade demo →Value jumps with the grade — check the math
A card one grade higher can be worth multiples more. Run the pre-grade, then check comps at each grade to see if grading is worth it for your card.
Is grading worth it? →Card Grading FAQ
How do I know what grade my card will get?
Use SlabVision's pre-grade: a photo gets you a projected grade on the PSA scale with sub-scores for centering, corners, edges, and surface — the same four criteria professional graders use.
What do card graders look for?
Four things: centering, corners, edges, and surface. SlabVision scores each one individually and shows you the blemishes that drag the grade down.
Can I grade my card online for free?
A full pre-grade is free on iCollecta — professional slab grading (PSA, SGC, BGS) always costs a submission fee, so pre-grade first and only send the cards that will score high.
What's a good grade to send in for grading?
For modern cards, gem mint territory (9s and 10s) usually justifies the fee. Pre-grade first and compare comps at each grade level to decide before you commit.