About OWNED

OWNED identifies the exact printing of a card from a photograph, prices that exact variant against evidence you can go and check, and keeps it in a vault that belongs to you.

20 card families are catalogued today, and the page that says which is generated from the catalogue itself rather than written by hand — so shipping a family updates it, and not shipping one keeps it saying so.

What we do

Six things, and the rule each one keeps.

Price check, with the evidence attached. Reconciles many independent references per card, per grade, and labels every figure with the evidence behind it: a verified sale, an active ask, or an aggregate reference. eBay is named because it is where you can go and check.

Scan to the exact printing. Photograph a card and OWNED proposes ranked candidates — then stops. You confirm which printing you own; confidence alone never counts as a match.

Grail-tier scarcity. Ranks cards by how few exist at the top grade. The list is only as complete as the population data behind it, and the page says how many entries it actually has.

A vault that belongs to you. Every card saved against a real catalogue ID, exportable as CSV or JSON whenever you want it, and deletable for good.

Regrade-ROI scanner. Ranks tracked cards by the price gap between grades — PSA 9→10, 8→10, 8→9, raw→10 — so a regrade is a decision with a number on it.

Cross-grader normalisation. PSA, BGS, CGC, TAG, AGS and SGC gem grades are published with a price multiple against PSA 10, so comps line up instead of splitting across graders. The multiples are conservative starting priors, and the page says so.

Our principles

Never invent a price. Every number comes from a real source. If we do not have data, the page says so.

Only a sale may headline. A verified sale is a price somebody paid. An ask is what a seller hopes for. An aggregate is a third party’s derived figure. Only the first one ever headlines a card here.

Honest trade-offs. When the evidence behind a tool is thin, the page says it is thin rather than presenting it as settled.

Missing is not zero. A card we have no sourced price for shows a dash, never $0. An empty figure is a fact about our data, not a claim about your card.

Coverage

games catalogued today20
games in the catalog plan20
expansions those games cover2,958
evidence classes every figure is labelled with4
to walk the full catalog at the vendor cap6 days

OWNED is an independent collector tool and is not affiliated with or endorsed by card publishers, grading companies, marketplaces, or data providers.