What is my collection worth?

Coins, trading cards, watches, vinyl, toys, comics, art: a collection grows one piece at a time, and before long nobody remembers what was paid or what it's worth now. MyVaulty keeps both side by side, so you always know where your collection stands.

Where collectible prices really come from

A collectible is worth what people are paying for it right now, and that changes. The best evidence is recent sold prices for the same item in similar condition. Current asking prices help too, but they show what sellers hope for, not what buyers pay. Condition, edition, grading and completeness (box, papers, tags) can move a price a long way.

How "What's it worth?" works Pro

1. Open an item that has a name and, ideally, a photo, description and condition notes.
2. Tap What's it worth?. MyVaulty searches the web for recent sales and current listings of matching items.
3. You get an estimated low-to-high range, a short explanation, and links to the sources it found, so you can check them yourself.
4. Save the estimate as the item's Current Value with one tap.

Pro includes 25 lookups a month. Every account gets one lookup to try for free. Estimates are a research starting point, not a certified appraisal. For insurance on very valuable pieces, use a professional appraiser.

More than prices

• Photos, several per item, so you can document condition and markings.
• Custom fields for anything your hobby cares about: grade, mint mark, edition, serial number, set number.
• Categories and search to find any piece in seconds.
• Any currency: record what you paid abroad and see totals in your own currency.
• PDF value report (Unlimited and Pro) for insurance, an estate plan or a sale.
• Barcode scanning for anything that still has its packaging.