Binder Scanner

Upload a photo of a full binder page and Pokeforecast will identify every card, pull the current price, and check the grading ROI in one scan. From there, you can set the condition for each card, remove anything you do not care about, and see the total value for the cards you keep.

Getting a good scan

• Take the photo straight on, not from an angle. If the page is tilted, the card art gets distorted and the scanner is more likely to miss matches.
• Use even, indirect light. Glare from sleeves is one of the biggest reasons a card gets missed.
• Fill the frame with the binder page. If the cards are too small in the photo, they are harder to read.
• Scan one page at a time. Images are capped at 12MB.

Reading the results

If a row says “Verify match,” the card ID was not confident enough to trust automatically. Use the dropdown on that row to choose the correct printing. Once you correct the match, the price, condition options, and grading numbers update with that card.

Conditions marked “est” do not have a listed market price for that exact condition or grade. Those values are estimated from Near Mint pricing using typical market ratios. Treat them as a working number for a buy decision, not a quoted price.

Grading numbers are conditional. Each figure shows the best net result across that grading company’s tiers after grading fees, shipping, selling fees, and the raw card cost. It also assumes the card actually earns the grade shown.

That matters most with vintage cards. Raw vintage reaches PSA 10 at very low rates, so “Grade it” does not mean you should automatically send the card in. It means the card may be worth a closer look before you make the call.