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Card Appraisal Report Generator
Generate a professional collection appraisal for insurance, estate planning, or consignment. Add cards, set grades, and print a formatted report with total valuation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a card collection appraisal?+
A card collection appraisal is a document that lists every card in a collection along with its estimated market value. Appraisals are used for insurance coverage, estate planning, divorce settlements, consignment agreements, and tax deductions for charitable donations. This tool generates a professional-format appraisal you can print or save.
Is this appraisal legally valid for insurance?+
This tool generates an estimated market valuation based on recent comparable sales data. Most insurance companies accept self-prepared inventories for collections under $50,000. For high-value collections or legal disputes, we recommend having a certified appraiser (such as through the American Society of Appraisers) review and sign the report. Our tool gives you a strong starting document.
How are the card values determined?+
Values are based on recent eBay sold listings, auction house results, and dealer pricing data. We provide estimates for both raw (ungraded) and graded conditions. Always verify high-value cards with recent comparable sales before submitting to an insurance company.
Can I add cards not in the database?+
Yes. Use the custom entry option to add any card with a manual name, year, and value. This is useful for autographed cards, one-of-one parallels, vintage cards, or non-sports cards that may not be in our database.
How should I document condition for insurance?+
For graded cards, list the exact grade (e.g., PSA 9, BGS 9.5). For raw cards, use standard condition grades: Mint, Near Mint, Excellent, Very Good, Good, Fair, Poor. The more specific your condition notes, the stronger your insurance claim will be if you need to file one.