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CardHunt
Find which Pokémon cards are actually worth grading
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Find which Pokémon cards are actually worth grading
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CardHunt combines the PSA population report with prices to show which Pokémon cards pay off after grading, and which are traps (a +2,000% PSA 10 price can still lose money when few copies get a 10). It computes expected value after grading, shipping and selling fees, tracks eBay listings of the best candidates with a centering check, and shows which cards trade near their own 6-month low. Browsing is free; the optional Hunter plan adds alerts and the real total cost.
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Hi PH, I'm Stefan, a solo maker from the Netherlands.
I built CardHunt because "a PSA 10 sells for 10x the raw card" is a misleading number: most copies never come back a 10. CardHunt combines the PSA population report with prices and works out the expected profit after grading, shipping and selling fees.
A real example from today's data: Sawk (White Flare #130) looks like +2,187% from raw to PSA 10, but only about 18% of graded copies get a 10, so grading it loses roughly $25 per card on average. Mega Darkrai ex (Pitch Black) is on the other side of the list at about +$220 expected profit per card.
It also watches eBay for the best candidates (checked live before they're shown, with a centering check from the photos), and there's a Price insights page showing which cards sit near their own 6-month low.
Honest notes: browsing is free; the eBay links are affiliate links (I earn a small commission, no extra cost to you); the optional Hunter plan adds daily alert emails and the real total cost to your door; and the PSA pop report only counts cards people chose to submit, so the real odds for a random raw card are probably a bit lower than shown. The photo check is an estimate, not a grade.
What would make this useful for you, and which number in a grading calculator do you not trust?