AI Dragon Ball Super card pre-grading
Get your TCGAI Score before you submit. From Secret Rares to Special Art, the AI measures centering, corners, edges and surface so you only send your gem mint candidates.
2 free scans a month · No card required · TCGAI Score is an estimate, not an official grade
Supported Dragon Ball Super sets
The same four sub-grades, checked on Dragon Ball Super cards from every era. Standard and Japanese-size cards, raw or already in a slab.
- Secret Rares SCR pulls, chase cards, tournament staples
- Special Art Rares Alt art, full-art illustrations, SPR cards
- Early DBS sets Galactic Battle, Union Force and the first expansions
- Fusion World The new era: Awakened Pulse, Blazing Aura
- Tournament promos Championship prizes, exclusive event cards
- God Rares The highest rarity tier
- Japanese DBS JP exclusives, cross spirits, alt prints
- All rarities Common to God Rare, any Dragon Ball Super card
AI pre-grading vs. sending it blind
Pre-screen your Dragon Ball Super cards before you pay a third-party grading fee.
What the AI checks on Dragon Ball Super cards
What matters on Dragon Ball Super cards: Secret Rares, Special Art foils, God Rares and Fusion World textures.
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Centering L/R · T/B
Front and back ratios, including Bandai QC. Off-centre past 65/35 caps the card at a 9 before anyone looks at the corners.
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Corners 8 tips
Sharpness, whitening, dings. One soft tip is usually the whole difference between a 9 and a 10.
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Edges 8 edges
Edge wear, chipping, roughness. Chipping hides in the border. It is the most common reason a clean card comes back a 9.
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Surface 2 faces
Foil scratches, print lines, defects. Print lines and holo scratches are invisible in a phone photo and fatal to gem mint.
Centering on Dragon Ball Super cards
Measures the exact pixel distance between borders. Bandai-printed cards have known centering variances, and the AI checks the border ratios against the thresholds for a top score.
Secret Rare and foil surface
Finds micro-scratches, foil defects and holofoil printing inconsistencies on Secret Rares, God Rares and Special Art cards. Critical for high-value pulls.
Edge and corner analysis
Detects corner whitening, edge chipping and factory imperfections. Dragon Ball Super card stock is prone to the edge issues that cost grades.
Is your Dragon Ball Super card a 10? Find out free in about two minutes.
Grade a card freeDragon Ball Super grading FAQ
The TCGAI Score is an AI estimate, not an official grade. We are not affiliated with any grading company.
Grade a card freeHow accurate is the AI for Dragon Ball cards?
Our AI checks the same observable criteria professional graders look at. It evaluates centering, corners, edges and surface. The TCGAI Score is an AI estimate, not an official grade. Third-party grades may differ. We are not affiliated with any third-party grading company.
Does it work on Fusion World cards?
Yes. The AI supports both the Dragon Ball Super Card Game and the newer Fusion World format, including Awakened Pulse, Blazing Aura and all booster sets.
Can it detect foil defects on Secret Rares?
Yes. The surface engine targets Secret Rare and God Rare foil textures: micro-scratches, print lines and clouding, which are easy to miss by eye. Fine scratches can still hide in a single photo, so light the card evenly.
Is it worth grading Dragon Ball cards?
Secret Rares and God Rares with a top grade can sell for several times their raw value, depending on the card; compare recent sales before you decide. Pre-screen with the AI and only pay grading fees on your best pulls.
Dragon Ball Super guides
- AI Card Grading Explained: What AI Pre-Grading Can and Can't Tell You What AI card grading (pre-grading) is, how it measures centering, corners, edges and surface from photos, how it compares with PSA, BGS or CGC grading, and when a card is worth submitting.
- Card Condition Explained: Centering, Corners, Edges and Surface Learn the four card condition grading factors—centering, corners, edges, and surface—and how each affects your grade. Pre-screen smarter today.
- How to Photograph Trading Cards for Accurate Grading Learn how to photograph cards for grading with sharp, glare-free shots an AI grader can read. Follow our step-by-step guide and pre-screen today.
- How to Value Trading Cards: Raw vs Graded Prices and When Grading Pays How to work out what a Pokémon, Magic, One Piece or sports card is worth: sold versus asking prices, raw versus graded value, the data sources to trust, and a simple test for whether grading pays.
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