Start with the right clues
Photo value checkers for the things people actually find
Choose a specialist starting point for category-aware photo tips, value factors and research steps—or use the universal estimator for anything else.
One photo. A clearer answer.
Curious what it is—and what it may be worth?
Upload a clear photo to identify the item, understand its condition, and get an approximate second-hand price range.
Browse by category
Choose a value checker
Each page shows which details matter, which photos to take and how to verify the result against the market.
Upload clear photos of both sides of a coin to identify visible dates, mint marks, metal clues, condition, and an approximate collector value range.
Open checker → 02Vintage and modern watchesWatch Value Checker by PhotoIdentify visible watch details from a photo and get an approximate resale value range based on brand, reference clues, movement, condition, and completeness.
Open checker → 03Sports, TCG and collectible cardsTrading Card Value ScannerScan a trading card photo for set, card number, edition, visible condition, grading clues, and an approximate raw or graded value range.
Open checker → 04Antiques and vintage findsAntiques Value Checker by PhotoUpload photos of an antique or vintage object to identify style, maker clues, materials, condition, and an approximate resale value range.
Open checker → 05Phones, cameras, audio and techUsed Electronics Value CheckerIdentify used electronics from a photo and estimate a resale range using model, storage, working condition, accessories, age, and visible wear.
Open checker → 06Rings, necklaces and precious itemsJewelry Value Checker by PhotoPhotograph jewelry hallmarks, stones, construction and condition for an approximate resale range and a checklist of details to verify with a jeweler.
Open checker → 07Sneakers and collectible footwearSneaker Value Checker by PhotoIdentify sneakers by model, colorway, size tag and visible condition, then get an approximate new or used resale value range.
Open checker → 08Records, pressings and box setsVinyl Record Value CheckerIdentify a vinyl record pressing from sleeve, label and matrix clues, then estimate an approximate collector value based on edition and condition.
Open checker → 09Luxury and vintage bagsDesigner Bag Value CheckerPhotograph a designer bag, interior labels, hardware and condition for a likely model identification and approximate second-hand value range.
Open checker →Choose by evidence
What kind of item do you have?
The best checker is the one that matches the details you can actually photograph and verify.
A recognizable model
Phones, watches, sneakers and electronics often have model numbers, labels or distinctive versions that narrow the search.
A collectible with identifiers
Coins, cards and vinyl records depend on dates, sets, pressings, grades and other edition-specific evidence.
An object you cannot name
Use the universal photo estimator first, then follow its keywords to a more specific guide.
A better way to estimate
Identification first. Price second.
A useful estimate starts by matching the exact item, version and condition. The checker organizes visible clues and suggests a range; you then verify it with comparable completed sales, current demand and any costs involved in selling.
See how the process works →Good to know
Value checker FAQ
Are the value checkers free?＋
Yes. They provide a free AI starting estimate subject to the site’s daily usage allowance.
What if my category is not listed?＋
Use the universal item estimator. It can still suggest a likely identity, visible condition notes and useful search keywords.
Do the pages show live marketplace prices?＋
No. The AI gives an approximate range. Verify the result with recent completed sales for the same version and condition.
When should I use a professional appraiser?＋
Use a qualified specialist for high-value, insured, authenticated, rare or legally sensitive items.