Values
What is my card collection worth?
A single card's price is a lookup. A collection's worth is every card at once, on paper, with a date on it. Quest does both.
The whole collection, on paper
An insurance schedule lists every card in your Haves and its value, dated and itemised, written from your collection. Hand the schedule to your insurer, your estate attorney or anyone who needs the number. Make a new revision when the collection changes.
What goes into the number
- Every card you have: Quest values each card in your Haves individually, raw or graded.
- Current estimates: values reflect the market at the time the schedule is written, not a historical average.
- The grade and the grader: a PSA 10 and a BGS 9.5 of the same card are different values.
- Variations: parallels, short prints and numbered cards are valued as their own entries, not lumped with the base.
Values that stay yours
What your cards are worth is your business. The insurance schedule is private to you. A certificate you hand a buyer states no values, and a beQuest is about who gets which cards, not what they're worth.
Per-card values
Looking up what one card is worth? See card values for how Quest prices each card in your Haves.
A value is an estimate, not an offer. What a card sells for depends on the buyer, the day and the copy in hand.