Total value with a range
Total value, the range across sources, and how many items reach your limit.
Every card priced from eBay sold, TCGplayer and Cardmarket, in pounds. A person checks every match. Send an export or photos; get a PDF schedule back.
Up to 500 cards.



Most home policies pay £1,000 to £5,000 for any one item unless it is listed. Tell us your limit and we flag every card at or over it, with the photo, grade and certificate number your insurer will want.
Policies call it the "single article limit". GoCompare cites Defaqto data that 84% of home contents policies allow £5,000 or more.
3 of 5 cards reach £1,000: £3,680 to list individually.
Every card shows the sources behind its value, so anyone can follow the figures.
Total value, the range across sources, and how many items reach your limit.
Photo, set, number, grade or condition, certificate number and value for each. Send this page to your insurer.
Every card with its range and the sources that priced it.
Sources, condition adjustments, exchange rates and date, in plain English.
A CSV export, or photos of your binder pages and slabs. Add your policy limit if you know it.
Each card is priced from eBay sold, TCGplayer and Cardmarket. A person checks every match.
By email within 3 working days. Re-value at renewal, or every quarter.
Email your Collectr or Dex export. We'll send back each card's US price next to its Cardmarket price, in pounds. Free, no account.
cardscheduleuk@gmail.comCollectr, Dex and PriceCharting export a CSV. Attach it as it is.
The Insured plan (£29 a year) re-values your collection every quarter. There is nothing to pay today: we'll email you once, when it opens.
No. It is a dated estimate of market value, with the sources and method shown. Insurers decide what evidence they accept; the report covers what they typically ask for: photos, identification, grade and certificate numbers.
Completed eBay sales (via PriceCharting) lead, because that is what a seller actually gets. Where a card rarely sells, we use TCGplayer's market price or Cardmarket's trend price. All are converted to pounds, and the range shows the lowest and highest price found.
Slabs are valued from sold prices for that grade only, and the grader and certificate number are listed so your insurer can check them.
They are valued where there is market data for that printing. Anything we can't price reliably is listed separately and left out of the total, rather than guessed.
Tell us what's wrong and we'll correct it and send a revised report at no extra cost. The revision has its own reference number, says it replaces the earlier one, and the old version is kept on file.
Use them to make your report, then delete them within 90 days of sending it, unless you join the Insured plan. The privacy notice has the details.