Gem Finder
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Huge value hiding in your old collection, discovered fast

Snap one photo of your whole collection — Gem Finder identifies every card and checks its real market value in seconds, no one-by-one scanning.

What our users found

I finally dug my childhood binder out of my parents' attic. Batch-scanned the whole thing instead of checking each card by hand, and found a vintage holo hiding some serious value.

$312

— Sam H., Austin, TX

A single card tucked in a shoebox since the 90s

$247

— Alex P., Denver, CO

Grabbed a box of 'junk' bulk cards for $5 at a garage sale. I ran the whole lot through the camera in a couple of minutes and actually uncovered almost $200 in hidden gems.

$184

— Elena R., Portland, OR

A "duplicate" pile nobody thought was worth sorting

$89

— Brian T., Charlotte, NC

I was literally boxing up my old near-complete set to drop off at a thrift store. A buddy told me to scan them first just in case. Thank god I did—the app found over a grand in value that I almost gave away.

$1,450

— David M., Chicago, IL

A graded slab bought on a whim, never looked up since

$610

— Mike S., Chicago, IL

I had a shoebox full of loose 90s cards sitting in my closet forever. Snapped a few photos of the spread, and the site immediately flagged a single card as highly sought after.

$365

— Marcus W., Orlando, FL

A holo pulled from a childhood binder nobody had checked in years

$1,120

— Mark T., Seattle, WA

I never bother pricing out my duplicates pile because it's just too tedious to type in every name. This tool let me scan the whole stack in seconds, and I found $200 worth of cards I was completely ignoring.

$198

— Jason L., Denver, CO

A "junk" bulk lot bought for $5 at a yard sale

$156

— Sarah J., Austin, TX

I bought an SGC graded slab years ago and completely lost track of the market for it. I scanned it along with some bulk cards just to see what would happen, and was blown away by how much it had appreciated.

$540

— Chris B., Atlanta, GA

A near-complete set someone almost donated to charity

$825

— Kevin R., Boston, MA

I finally dug my childhood binder out of my parents' attic. Batch-scanned the whole thing instead of checking each card by hand, and found a vintage holo hiding some serious value.

$312

— Sam H., Austin, TX

A single card tucked in a shoebox since the 90s

$247

— Alex P., Denver, CO

Grabbed a box of 'junk' bulk cards for $5 at a garage sale. I ran the whole lot through the camera in a couple of minutes and actually uncovered almost $200 in hidden gems.

$184

— Elena R., Portland, OR

A "duplicate" pile nobody thought was worth sorting

$89

— Brian T., Charlotte, NC

I was literally boxing up my old near-complete set to drop off at a thrift store. A buddy told me to scan them first just in case. Thank god I did—the app found over a grand in value that I almost gave away.

$1,450

— David M., Chicago, IL

A graded slab bought on a whim, never looked up since

$610

— Mike S., Chicago, IL

I had a shoebox full of loose 90s cards sitting in my closet forever. Snapped a few photos of the spread, and the site immediately flagged a single card as highly sought after.

$365

— Marcus W., Orlando, FL

A holo pulled from a childhood binder nobody had checked in years

$1,120

— Mark T., Seattle, WA

I never bother pricing out my duplicates pile because it's just too tedious to type in every name. This tool let me scan the whole stack in seconds, and I found $200 worth of cards I was completely ignoring.

$198

— Jason L., Denver, CO

A "junk" bulk lot bought for $5 at a yard sale

$156

— Sarah J., Austin, TX

I bought an SGC graded slab years ago and completely lost track of the market for it. I scanned it along with some bulk cards just to see what would happen, and was blown away by how much it had appreciated.

$540

— Chris B., Atlanta, GA

A near-complete set someone almost donated to charity

$825

— Kevin R., Boston, MA

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Multi-source pricing, not just one guess

Works from your phone camera

Auto-detects cards in large batches

How does it work?+
Snap a photo of your whole collection. Gem Finder runs an agentic loop that first identifies every card, then drills down to investigate each one individually with specialized AI agents — cross-checking multiple market sources before landing on a price. All in seconds, even for a big batch.
When does it launch?+
We're onboarding early users in small batches. Join the waitlist and we'll email you as soon as a spot opens up.
What does it cost?+
Free to join the waitlist and free to try during early access. If you end up loving Gem Finder, you'll be able to subscribe for continued access.
How accurate is it?+
Because each card gets its own dedicated investigation instead of one quick batch guess, Gem Finder cross-checks multiple market sources before settling on a price — catching mismatches a single lookup would miss. For the clearest results, use well-lit, individual photos rather than a cluttered pile.
How many cards can I have in each photo?+
There's no strict limit — Gem Finder identifies every card it finds in a photo. For the most accurate results, spread cards out so they're not overlapping rather than snapping one big overlapping pile.
What if a card can't be fully identified?+
Gem Finder flags it as partial rather than guessing. Coming soon: guidance that spots when a partial card looks like it could be valuable and prompts you to snap a clearer photo of just that one.