Raw or Grade?
Should that raw card be graded? Enter real sale prices and compare PSA vs BGS — expected profit, ROI, probability of profit, and the PSA 10 break-even line — before you pay the grading fee.
Not a price guide. A grading decision.
Everybody tells you what your card is worth. Nobody tells you whether grading it is worth it. RawOrGrade does one thing: it takes the real sale prices you enter — raw, PSA 10/9/8/7, BGS grades — matches the right PSA/BGS service tier, models your card's grade probabilities, and shows what the submission is mathematically worth. Missing grades show N/A. We never estimate a price that doesn't exist.
- STEP 1Enter the card & real prices. Card name, raw value, and recent actual sales per grade. One-click links to eBay sold listings and 130point help you look them up.
- STEP 2We match tiers & model grades. PSA tier auto-matches by declared value; BGS tiers reflect live status. Your condition inputs drive the grade-probability model.
- STEP 3Get the verdict. Expected profit, ROI, probability of profit, eBay net per grade, and the minimum PSA 10 chance needed to break even.
From a real submitter's ledger
My First PSA Submission: 6 Cards, Six PSA 9s, Zero PSA 10s
$207.93 grading cost. 6 cards. Six PSA 9s. $20 recovered so far. The math I should have done before submitting — and the five-minute card check that would have been the cheapest grading insurance available.
Our data honesty policy: we run no price API and sell no data. Every price on this site is entered by you, from sales you verified yourself. Fee tables are snapshots (currently 2026-09-28) — always recheck PSA, Beckett, and eBay before you mail a card.