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Photograph your item, a coin, card, watch, antique, anything. On mobile, your camera opens right from the button. Add optional notes like brand markings or condition.
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Take a picture to see how much something is worth, for free. We identify your item and research real recent sold prices, so you get a genuine market value, not a guess.
Photo analyzed & discarded instantly · 3 free checks per day
No account. No appraiser appointment. Just a photo.
Photograph your item, a coin, card, watch, antique, anything. On mobile, your camera opens right from the button. Add optional notes like brand markings or condition.
Our AI pinpoints exactly what you have, model, edition, year, then searches the live market for what that same item has actually sold for recently. Not list prices. Not guesses.
You'll see a quick-sale, typical, and best-case price, the comparable sales we found, a confidence rating, and tips for getting the most money if you sell.
Our checker works on almost anything with a resale market. Dive into a category for specific pricing guidance.
Coins & CurrencyPennies, quarters, silver dollars & error coinsCheck value
Pokémon CardsBase Set to modern alt-arts, raw or gradedCheck value
Sports CardsRookies, vintage Topps, parallels & autosCheck value
WatchesRolex to Seiko, vintage and modernCheck value
JewelryGold, silver, diamonds & signed designer piecesCheck value
AntiquesFurniture, pottery, glassware & heirloomsCheck value
ElectronicsPhones, consoles, cameras & retro techCheck value
SneakersJordans, Dunks, Yeezys & classic runnersCheck value
HandbagsLouis Vuitton, Chanel, Coach & vintageCheck value
Vinyl RecordsFirst pressings, rare jazz, rock & soulCheck value
Comic BooksKey issues, first appearances & graded booksCheck value
Vintage ToysStar Wars, LEGO, Barbie & action figuresCheck value Most "what is it worth" apps show you a spinner, then ask an AI to guess a number. The AI has never seen today's market, so you get a confident-sounding price that's often badly wrong.
We do it the way a professional reseller would. After identifying your item, our engine searches the live secondhand market, recent eBay sold listings, auction results, and specialist marketplaces, and builds your value range from what buyers are actually paying right now. You see the comparable sales. You see our confidence level. And when a photo can't support a precise value, we say so and tell you what would help.
Honesty over hype: if your item isn't worth much, we'll tell you that too.
Real items valued by visitors, anonymized.
$45 – $200
typical: $110
$65 – $110
typical: $85
$25 – $75
typical: $45
$35 – $120
typical: $65
$175 – $650
typical: $350
$15 – $65
typical: $35
$45 – $180
typical: $85
$18 – $45
typical: $28
Short answers to the questions people ask us most, each with a detailed value guide, or just snap a photo and let the tool do the research.
Date, mint mark, silver content, and errors decide everything, two coins that look identical can differ 100×. We check real auction results and eBay solds, not price-book wishes.
Coin value guide →Edition, holo pattern, and condition drive card prices. A 1st-edition stamp or a clean grade can turn a $5 card into a $500 one. We compare your card against recent sold listings.
Pokémon card values →Watches are valued by exact reference number, plus box, papers, and service history. We read the market the way a dealer does: recent sales of your exact reference.
Watch value guide →Colorway, size, and condition set sneaker prices, and they move weekly. We check what pairs like yours actually sold for, not the hopeful asking prices.
Sneaker value guide →It's all about the pressing: label, catalog number, and condition. First pressings of classic albums sell for real money; reissues usually don't. We tell you which one you have.
Record value guide →Maker's marks, age, and originality matter most, and cleaning or restoring before valuing can halve the price. Photograph it as-is and let the market data speak.
Antique value guide →Hallmarks, metal purity, stones, and brand decide whether it's scrap value or collector value. Signed pieces from known houses often sell far above their metal weight.
Jewelry value guide →Boxed and complete beats loose every time, and key issues or first appearances carry comic values. Check before the yard sale, attics hide four-figure surprises.
Toy values → · Comic values →Don't even know what the thing is called? That's the point of a photo checker: we identify it first, then price it. A free alternative to paid price-guide subscriptions like WorthPoint.
Snap it and see →Old phones, game consoles, cameras, and audio gear hold real resale value, and generation matters enormously. We pin down the exact model before pricing it.
Electronics values →Sometimes the honest answer is "about five dollars", and we'll tell you that straight instead of inflating it. Better thirty seconds of truth than a week of false hope.
Get an honest answer →Pricing a whole garage sale? Snap each item and price from real sold data in seconds, so you don't sticker a $200 find at $2. Buyers use it mid-sale too.
Price your items →An item is worth what buyers recently paid for it, never what sellers are asking. A $900 listing that never sells is not a price; the $140 that three identical items sold for last month is. That's why every valuation here is built from sold prices: recent eBay solds, auction results, and specialist market data, with the sources shown so you can verify them yourself.
Want the full method, including when to pay for a professional appraisal? Read our guide: How to find out how much something is worth (free), or see exactly how the checker works.
Take or upload a photo of your item. Our AI identifies exactly what it is, brand, model, edition, condition, then researches recent sold listings and auction results for that item on the live market. You get a realistic low / typical / high value range with the comparable sales we found, usually in under 30 seconds.
Yes. You get free valuations every day with no account and no credit card. We built this because finding out what something is worth shouldn't cost anything.
More accurate than a plain AI guess, because we don't guess, we research. Values are anchored to actual recent sold prices, and every result shows a confidence level plus the comparable sales behind it. For rare items we return a wider range and tell you exactly what details would narrow it.
They're analyzed and immediately discarded. We never store, share, or train on your photos.
Yes. If a submitted photo shows clear signs of AI generation we flag it, and still tell you what a real version of the item would be worth. We're careful to never mislabel genuine photos of real items.
Almost anything with a resale market: coins, Pokémon and sports cards, watches, jewelry, antiques, electronics, sneakers, designer handbags, vinyl records, comics, vintage toys, art, tools, instruments, and more.
No, it's a fast, research-backed market estimate, perfect for deciding whether to sell, insure, or look deeper. For insurance or estates, we'll tell you when an item is valuable enough to justify a certified appraisal.
Yes, this site works like an app right in your phone browser: snap a photo, get a researched value in about 30 seconds. A native Android app is in testing now and an iOS app is on the way, with free daily valuations in both.
Check what identical items recently sold for, eBay's sold-listings filter is the classic manual way. Or skip the homework: photograph the item here and we research recent sold prices for you, free, with the sources shown.
Because real markets trade in ranges. The same item sells low on a quick sale and high to the right buyer, so we show quick-sale, typical, and best-case figures. Any tool that gives one exact number for a secondhand item is guessing.
That item in your drawer, attic, or garage has a real market value. Find out what it's worth, free, in under a minute.
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