What the AI Scanner Can Identify

Information the scanner may identify

Depending on the image quality and item type, the AI Scanner may suggest:

• –Item name
• –Player or athlete name
• –Team
• –Sport
• –Category
• –Year
• –Brand or manufacturer
• –Card set
• –Card number
• –Condition notes
• –Grading company
• –Grade
• –Certification number
• –Authentication company
• –Autograph presence
• –Memorabilia type
• –General item description

Not every scan will return every field. The scanner can only identify details that are visible or reasonably inferable from the image.

Items the scanner works well with

The AI Scanner can help with many types of sports collectibles, including:

• –Raw sports cards
• –Graded sports cards
• –Autographed cards
• –Signed jerseys
• –Signed photos
• –Signed balls
• –Game-used or player-issued memorabilia
• –Tickets
• –Programs
• –Equipment
• –Framed collectibles
• –Authentication documents

What the scanner may not identify perfectly

Some details may be difficult to determine from an image alone, including:

• –Exact card variation
• –Parallel type
• –Print run
• –Short print status
• –Authenticity of an autograph
• –True item condition
• –Game-used status
• –Exact provenance
• –Market value
• –Whether a certificate is valid

The AI Scanner can help organize and describe your item, but it does not guarantee authentication, grading accuracy, or market value.