1 · CenteringCentering sets the ceiling
63/37 on the front can't be a 10, so the best is a 9. Measure it free.
Centering, condition and sold prices in. Your profit at each grade out, after PSA fees, shipping and selling fees.

Filled in from your checks
Filled in with a real example: Umbreon GX 142 from my Sleeper Alerts (PriceCharting, Oct 31). Change any number for your card.
Verdict
-Best possible grade
-Expected gain
-weighted by the grade odds| Grade | Odds | Net | vs raw |
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Odds are a rough estimate from PSA's or Beckett's centering limits and your check, not grading company data. A BGS 10 also needs near-perfect subgrades, so its odds are lower. Net = sold price minus all fees and shipping.
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1 · Centering63/37 on the front can't be a 10, so the best is a 9. Measure it free.
2 · ConditionEach flaw you mark shifts the odds to lower grades. Check the surface.
Sold price minus PSA fee, shipping and selling fees, at every grade.
You come out ahead even with a weaker grade.
Only pays off with the top grade.
You'd lose money on average.
Four habits that keep the math honest.
Every Sleeper Alert comes with the same math: raw, PSA 9, PSA 10 and profit.
They're a rough guide, not a prediction. They come from PSA's published centering limits and the condition check you enter. Real results depend on things a quick look can miss, like print lines or tiny surface marks. Treat the table as a range of outcomes to plan for.
As of October 29, 2026, Value is PSA's lowest open tier at $39.99 per card for cards worth up to $500. Value Bulk is paused. Submitting several cards in one package also lowers shipping per card.
For eBay, about 13.6% of the total covers most trading card sales. Use 0% if you plan to keep the card, or your own rate for other marketplaces.
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The centering limits and prices are set up for PSA. You can enter another company's fee as "Other amount", but its centering limits are stricter, so the best grade shown may be too optimistic. See the PSA vs BGS vs CGC comparison.