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๐Ÿ” Cert Verification

Look up any PSA, BGS, or CGC certification number to check grade details and population data.

We attempt official grading company lookups first, then fall back to AI-assisted analysis. Always confirm on the official website before buying or selling.

๐Ÿ“ Finding your PSA cert number:

โ€ข Look at the bottom of the PSA label, below the barcode

โ€ข It's an 8โ€“10 digit number (e.g., 87654321)

โ€ข On newer labels, it's also printed as a QR code on the back of the slab

Reference

Where to find cert numbers

Every graded slab has a certification number printed on the label. This number is the key to looking up the official grade, population data, and authenticity.

Anatomy of a Graded Slab Labelโ† Slab case (hard plastic)โ† Label (inside case)GRADING SERVICE NAMEโ‘  BrandCard Name ยท Set ยท Year ยท #Numberโ‘ก Card infoGRADE: 9.5โ‘ข GradeCERT # 87654321Enterthis โ†—C: 9.5E: 9.5S: 9.5Cn: 10โ† Sub-grades (BGS/CGC)Card visible through window โ†“
PSA

Bottom of the PSA label, below the barcode. 8โ€“10 digit number.

Official lookup โ†’
BGS / Beckett

On the BGS label, typically starts with a letter followed by numbers.

Official lookup โ†’
CGC

On the CGC label, 7โ€“10 digit certification number.

Official lookup โ†’

Why verify

What cert verification tells you

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Authenticity confirmation

Verify the slab is real and the cert number matches an actual grading record.

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Population data

See how many copies exist at the same grade and higher โ€” rarity impacts value.

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Value context

Knowing the exact grade and pop count helps you price the card accurately.

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Fraud protection

Counterfeit slabs exist. Verification is the fastest way to catch them before buying.