About us

About TCG Value Scanner

A practical card-identification and value-estimate tool built for collectors who want a useful starting point without hiding the result.

Who operates the service

TCG Value Scanner is operated by LEBEDUSHKA, MCHJ XK. The service includes the TCG Value Scanner mobile application and the public card-reference and price-guide pages on tcgvaluescanner.com.

We built the product to reduce the repetitive work involved in identifying a card, checking its exact printing, reviewing available value information and organizing the result. The app is available for iOS and Android, while the website keeps useful card information visible to collectors before they download anything.

What TCG Value Scanner does

A scan uses visible details from a card to suggest a likely identity. Depending on the category and available data, the service can show card name or player, year, set, card or collector number, edition, rarity, finish or parallel, value estimates and condition information. Collectors should confirm these identifiers because cards with similar artwork can be different printings with very different values.

The service supports Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, Yu-Gi-Oh!, One Piece Card Game, Dragon Ball Super Card Game and major sports-card categories including baseball, football, basketball, hockey and soccer. Coverage varies by game, set and printing.

Visible estimates, with visible limits

We do not blur a value and require a download to reveal it. When an estimate is available, the page shows it together with the identity information needed to interpret it. Market-estimate pages and rough AI scan-estimate pages are labeled separately because they are not the same kind of evidence.

All displayed values are approximate. They are not guaranteed sale prices, professional appraisals or financial advice. Condition, language, variant, buyer demand and the timing of the available data can materially change the value of an individual copy. Our estimate methodology explains the distinction, freshness labels, sample counts and grading limitations in more detail.

Photos and community scans

When a suitable catalog image is unavailable, a card page may use a reprocessed, de-identified copy of a photograph submitted through the app. The image is used for identification and may still show the card's surroundings. It is labeled as a community photo where applicable. See our Privacy Policy for the handling and removal process.

Corrections and contact

Card databases are imperfect, and a set, number, variant, image or estimate can require correction. If you find a problem, email [email protected] with the page URL and the visible identifiers on the card. You can use the same address for account, subscription, grading and privacy questions.

Legal terms, data practices and account-deletion instructions are available in our Terms, Privacy Policy and Account Deletion pages.