Collectors ToolsThe research hub for
graded tickets.
Search graded event tickets, track population data, and discover what the market is paying. All in one place.
Everything you need to research graded tickets
Two powerful databases. Fully searchable. Free to use.
Ticket Scans Database
Search thousands of graded event tickets by player, cert number, event, grade, or year. View front and back scan images for every entry.
Population Report
Browse population groups to understand rarity. See how many graded examples exist per event, game, and year. The essential data behind every pricing decision.
Photo Search
Upload a ticket and discover what happened on it.
Upload a photo of your ticket and we'll connect it to our wider database to surface the moments that happened on it — debuts, milestones, record-setting performances, and more.
Test your collector knowledge
Fun games built on real ticket data. How good is your grading eye?
Sales History & Pricing
What are graded tickets actually selling for? We're building that database now.
Sale prices from major auction houses, matched to cert numbers and population groups. All sourced from publicly listed results.
Own a graded ticket?
Enter your cert number and we'll pull the data from the grader's public database automatically. Takes less than 5 seconds. Grows the database for everyone.
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What is ticket grading?
Graders evaluate event tickets on a 1-10 scale based on centering, corners, edges, and surface. A graded slab is the industry standard for authentication and the single biggest driver of value. PSA is the largest grader today.
Why population matters
Population reports show how many examples have been graded at each level. Low pop = rare = higher value. A grade 9 with pop 1 means you own the single finest known example of that ticket.
Where the data comes from
Data is sourced from public grader population databases, community-submitted cert numbers, and publicly listed auction results from Heritage, eBay, Goldin, and more. Everything is free to search with no account needed.