About Sports Card Value Scanner

What does Sports Card Value Scanner do?

Sports Card Value Scanner tells you what a sports card is and roughly what it's worth from a single photo. Point your camera at the front of a card, or pick a photo from your gallery, and the app identifies it in seconds.

• Card details: the card's name, year and set, plus Card Information such as the sport, series and card number.
• Value: a reference price range and estimated eBay values, so you have a starting point before you check sold listings.
• Rarity: a rarity score out of 10, from Common to Ultra Rare, with a short verdict.
• Collection: save cards to My Collection to see their total value, card count and player count, search them, and export the list of scanned cards to a file.
• On Android: the latest update adds collection stats, a multi-select mode and bulk CSV export.

Which devices does it work on?

It runs on iPhone, iPad and iPod touch with iOS 15.1 or later, on Macs with an Apple M1 chip or later (macOS 12 or later), on Apple Vision, and on Android phones through Google Play. On the App Store it's listed as “Sports card scanner no ads” in the Reference category, rated 4+.

Is Sports Card Value Scanner free?

Yes, it's free to download on the App Store and Google Play. Optional Premium in-app purchases unlock unlimited identifications, an ad-free experience and faster results.

What doesn't the app do?

Sports Card Value Scanner doesn't grade, authenticate, buy or sell cards. Its values are estimates to help you decide which cards deserve a closer look, not offers or appraisals.

• No grading. Official grades come from companies such as PSA, BGS and SGC. Our PSA grading scale guide explains how grading works.
• No authentication. A scan shows which card a photo matches, not whether the card is genuine. See how to tell if a sports card is fake.
• No marketplace. To sell, compare the options in where to sell sports cards.
• Sports cards only. It isn't built for Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering or other trading card games.

How does it handle your data?

On the App Store, the developer declares one data type, User Content, which isn't linked to you, and nothing used to track you. On Google Play, the developer declares that no data is collected or shared. The full details are in the privacy policy.

Who makes Sports Card Value Scanner?

Sports Card Value Scanner is made by an independent developer. This website's guides, articles and comparisons are written by the Sports Card Value Scanner team. Each one shows the date it was last updated and lists the sources behind its facts and figures.

How do I get help with the app?

Use the support page to contact the developer. The app's terms of use are Apple's standard licence agreement. New to scanning? Start with how to scan sports cards for value.