Worth grading
Cards where sending a copy to PSA is expected to pay after fees, given how often copies come back a 10 (the PSA 10 rate). Check your copy's centering from a photo.
How this works
The PSA 10 rate is the share of copies you send that come back a 10. By default each card runs at the usual rate for its era (about one WOTC card in ten comes back a 10, Sword & Shield alt arts a third, Scarlet & Violet illustration rares just under half, Japanese cards well above English); pick a flat rate to override.
Expected profit is per submission, after grading, selling fee and shipping; a miss is valued at the PSA 9 price (or raw when we hold no 9).
A PSA 10 price counts only when at least 3 eBay sales in the last 30 days back it (our own median, or a guide figure that matches it). A card is left off while its prices do not add up: a raw price under $1 or above the PSA 10, a PSA 9 above the PSA 10, or a PSA 10 over 100 times the raw price on a card from 2016 on (usually another printing's sales).
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252 more cards are worth grading today.
The free plan shows the top three. Pro is the whole list and the grading maths on every card page.
PSA 10 rates are your call: these defaults assume a copy bought Near Mint off the market. A pack-fresh copy you have screened under a loupe runs 10 to 15 points higher. Each card says which era's rate it was run at.
