gradetor

AI grading service for collectors

Coins · Banknotes · Trading cards · Stamps · Comics

Grade an item No download needed: works in the browser on phones, tablets and computers. Look up a report

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What you can grade

Each category is graded on the scale collectors already use. Coins and banknotes also get the grade in your country's own grading system.

1–70 + local grade

Coins

Strike, luster, surfaces, wear and eye appeal

1–70 + local grade

Banknotes

Paper quality, folds, margins, stains and tears

1–10 scale

Trading cards

Centering, corners, edges and surface, for TCG and sports cards

1–100 scale

Stamps

Centering, perforations, gum and faults

0.5–10 scale

Comics

Spine, corners, cover gloss and page quality

What's in a grade report

Estimated grade

A single grade plus the likely range. Coins and banknotes also get the grade in your country's system

Condition breakdown

A score for every grading criterion, like centering, corners, luster or folds

Defects spotted

Scratches, creases, whitening, cleaning, stains and other issues that lower the grade

Identification

Year, mint mark, series, set, variety and notable errors when they can be seen

Authenticity check

Signs of replicas, alterations or restoration, with the AI's opinion (never a guarantee)

Worth grading?

A clear verdict on whether professional grading is likely to pay off

How it works

1

Take photos

Photograph the front and back in good, even light

2

AI inspects

Every criterion for that item type is checked, down to the details

3

Get your report

Ready in seconds: estimated grade, condition breakdown, defects and authenticity check

4

Decide with confidence

Submit for grading, sell or keep. Every report is saved to your collection

Simple pricing

Pay only for what you grade. Buy as many grades as you need, in one payment.

No subscription
Grade report
$2.99 per grade

Secure payment by Stripe. Prices include applicable taxes where required.

Public registry

Every Gradetor report has a 12-digit report number. When its owner saves it in the registry, anyone can look it up here.

Owners decide what is public and can remove a report at any time. Their identity is never shown.

Frequently asked questions

What is Gradetor?

Gradetor is an AI pre-grading service for collectors. You take photos of a coin, banknote, trading card, stamp or comic, and the AI estimates its grade on the scale collectors already use, explains the condition criteria behind it, points out defects and tells you whether professional grading is likely to be worth it.

Is a Gradetor grade an official grade?

No. Gradetor gives an estimate based on your photos, not a certified grade. Only a professional grading service that examines the item in hand can issue an official grade and slab. Use Gradetor to decide which items to submit, to check items before buying or selling, and to keep track of your collection.

Is authenticity guaranteed?

No. Because Gradetor works only from photos, it can't tell a genuine item from a high-quality replica with 100% certainty. The AI examines every detail it can see, such as design, lettering, printing, edges and surfaces, points out anything that suggests a replica, alteration or restoration, and gives its opinion on authenticity. That opinion is never a guarantee and is not financial advice. For valuable items, always have them authenticated by a professional grading service or a trusted dealer.

How accurate is it?

Gradetor uses the latest AI vision technology and gives a likely range, not just one number, so you can see how certain the result is. Accuracy depends a lot on the photos: sharp, well-lit pictures of the front and back give the best results. Some issues, like light cleaning or small hairlines, can be hard to see in any photo.

Which items can I grade?

Coins, banknotes, trading cards (TCG and sports), stamps and comics, each on its own grading scale. Coins and banknotes are graded on the 1–70 scale and also in the grading system collectors use in your country, such as UNC, XF and VF in the US and UK, vz and ss in Germany, or SUP and TTB in France.

How should I take the photos?

Place the item on a plain, dark background, use soft even light without glare, and fill the frame. Photograph both sides straight on. For coins, a second photo at a slight angle helps the AI judge luster and surface marks. Cards and banknotes can stay in a clear sleeve or holder if it isn't scratched.

Do grades expire?

No. Grades you buy never expire, and there is no subscription. One grade is used for each successful report; photos that can’t be graded are never charged.

Do I need to install anything?

No. The Gradetor web app works in the browser on phones, tablets and computers. Sign in with Google or Apple and start grading.

Important notice: All grades, condition scores, identifications and authenticity opinions in Gradetor are AI-generated from your photos and are for informational purposes only. They are not certified grades, appraisals or financial advice, are not guaranteed and may contain errors. Gradetor does not authenticate items and does not guarantee that any item is genuine: counterfeits, replicas, altered or restored items may not be detected from photos. Gradetor is not affiliated with any professional grading service. Always have important items authenticated and verified by a professional grader or dealer before buying, selling or insuring them.