What is Card Meridian?
Card Meridian is a private sports-card and trading-card collection platform that combines card records, photo-assisted identification, market evidence, value history, grading pre-screens, and eligible eBay selling tools.

CARD MERIDIAN FAQ
Card Meridian is a private sports-card and trading-card collection platform that combines card records, photo-assisted identification, market evidence, value history, grading pre-screens, and eligible eBay selling tools.
Card Meridian supports the major sports-card categories and major trading card games. Coverage and available market evidence vary by card, set, variation, and provider.
No. Meridian Grade is a photo-based condition pre-screen. It does not physically inspect, authenticate, or professionally grade a card, and it does not guarantee a grade from PSA, SGC, BGS, CGC, TAG, or another grader.
Card Meridian uses available market evidence such as reviewed sold comparisons, value history, and listing context. Exact-card checks consider details including card number, parallel, autograph, serial numbering, grader, and grade. Sparse evidence is labeled rather than presented as certainty.
Yes. Uploading clear front and back images can produce an assisted identity suggestion. The collector reviews and confirms the exact card before the identity is treated as authoritative.
Listing Guard compares connected eBay listings with refreshed market evidence and warns when a listing may be underpriced. Eligible Meridian Pro users may enable capped automatic increases for qualifying fixed-price listings. Auctions are never automatically changed.
No. Current paid plans are monthly. They renew automatically until canceled and can be managed through Card Meridian's secure billing controls.
Not yet. GemRate population context is marked coming soon and is not currently used in Meridian Grade calculations.
No. Personal collection records are available only through authenticated account areas and are excluded from public search indexing.
Email support@cardmeridian.com for account, billing, privacy, or product assistance. Never send a full payment-card number by email.