Slab uses AI to inspect your Pokémon cards for PSA, CGC, and TAG grading criteria — so you only submit the cards worth submitting.
Capture front and back with guided camera controls that enforce proper lighting and framing for accurate CV analysis.
Computer vision measures centering. AI inspects corners, edges, surface, and print quality — the same criteria professional graders use.
Submit, Borderline, or Pass — with a full breakdown of every check so you know exactly what to submit and why.
Slab biases toward Pass and Borderline. A false positive — Slab says Submit, card comes back PSA 9 — costs you real money. We flag borderline cards rather than let bad submissions through.
Computer vision handles precise centering measurements. AI handles the subjective calls — corner wear, surface quality, print defects. Precision and nuance, combined.
Grading fees add up fast. Slab helps you run the expected value math before you commit — so every card in your submission batch earns its spot.
Card scores well across all grading criteria. Strong candidate for PSA 9 or higher. The submission math works in your favor.
One or more areas are on the fence. Slab tells you exactly what's holding it back — whether the risk is worth taking is up to you.
Clear flaws detected that will cap the grade. Skip the submission fee, or target a lower-tier service where the economics still work.
Front and back L/R and T/B ratios measured with computer vision. PSA 10 demands near-perfect alignment — we flag anything that puts it at risk.
All four corners on both sides inspected for chipping, fraying, and whitening. Corner damage is the most common reason a card falls short of PSA 10.
Whitening is hard to spot under normal light. Slab's model is calibrated to catch even subtle edge whitening that will register with a grader.
Front and back scanned for scratches, scuffs, and print loss. Holo and reverse-holo surfaces get dedicated logic given their light-reactive nature.
Factory print artifacts — ink dots, misregistration, stray marks — distinguished from surface damage. Not every flaw is your fault, and Slab knows the difference.
The back gets equal scrutiny. White specks, print defects, and surface damage on the back are flagged individually — graders check both sides.
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