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Identify the card
Scan rookie cards, parallels, inserts and autographs and review the player, set and year the app finds.
Basketball card scanner
Point your phone at a basketball card to identify the player, set and year, see an estimated value and save it to your collection. Then browse basketball cards listed for sale by other collectors.
Free to download. Some features may require a purchase.
Scan, value and sell basketball cards
Whether you are sorting a shoebox of 90s cards or checking a new rookie, the scanner reads the front of the card and brings up the details in seconds.
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Estimated value
See a reference value to help you decide what to keep, trade or sell.
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Collection tracker
Save your basketball cards to a collection and review them any time.
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Marketplace
List basketball cards for sale or browse what collectors near you are selling.
How it works
Three quick steps from a card in your hand to a saved result.
- Open the scannerPoint the camera at the front of your basketball card. Keep it flat and well lit.
- Review the resultCheck the details and the estimated value. Correct anything that looks wrong.
- Save or sellAdd the card to your collection, or list it on the marketplace.
Basketball card scanner questions
Quick answers. Read the Disclaimer for important limits on values and identification.
How do I scan a basketball card?
Open the app, point the camera at the front of the card on a flat, well-lit surface and keep the whole card in frame. Review the result and correct anything that looks wrong.
Are the values for basketball cards accurate?
Values are estimates for reference only and can differ from what a buyer pays. Condition, grading and demand all affect the price. Read the Disclaimer for the limits.
Can I buy or sell basketball cards in the app?
You can list cards for sale in the app and browse listings from other collectors, here on the website and in the app. Contact sellers through the app.