Point your camera at any attic find, flea-market treasure or estate heirloom. Our AI identifies it in seconds and shows what it actually sold for — not what someone is asking.
Hallmarks, movements and maker’s marks read straight from the photo — Elgin to Omega, Victorian to Deco.
Toys & Collectibles
Tin, die-cast, dolls, trading cards and comics, matched to the exact edition, variant and box.
Records & Audio
Labels, pressings and matrix numbers — tell a $4 reissue from a $400 first press.
Coins & Currency
Year, mint mark and a grade estimate for coins, tokens and paper money from 190 countries.
Also great at
Furniture
Art & prints
Ceramics & porcelain
Glassware
Silver & flatware
Cameras
Militaria
Books & maps
Sports cards
Handbags
Sneakers
Tools
Lighting
Textiles & quilts
How it works
From mystery object to money in three taps
No forum threads, no reverse-image rabbit holes. One photo gets you the name, the number and the next step.
Identified in 3.8s
Object
Box camera
Maker
Eastman Kodak Co.
Model
Brownie No. 2, Model F
Made
1924 – 1933 · Rochester, NY
Material
Aluminum, leatherette
Confidence94%
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Instant identification
One photo is enough. Our vision model reads shape, materials, maker’s marks and labels, then names the item down to model and era — even when there’s no logo in sight.
No guesswork, no asking prices. We price from what actually sold in the last 90 days, adjusted for condition, and show the low, typical and high you can expect.
Pair of Victorian brass candlesticksLiveAuctioneers · Sold Sep 26$110
Brass candlesticks, 9", patinaeBay · Sold Oct 3$85
Antique brass candle holders (2)Mercari · Sold Sep 19$64
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Real sold listings, side by side
See the actual eBay and auction sales behind every estimate — photos, final price, date and condition — so you can compare your piece with your own eyes.
Ready to cash in? We draft the title, description and suggested price, then hand your listing straight to eBay or Mercari. Or save it to your collection and watch its value.
Rolleiflex 2.8GX Planar HFTLiveAuctioneers · Sold Sep 21$1,420
Rolleiflex 2.8GX, meter dimeBay · Sold Sep 14$1,090
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Stories
Found in the attic. Sold by Friday.
Rated 4.8 out of 5 by 18,900 collectors, clear-out heroes and weekend pickers.
Cleaning out my grandmother’s attic, I almost donated a box of “old cards.” The app flagged a 1965 Topps rookie in about four seconds. It sold for $540.
DDanielle R.Columbus, OH
Found: 1965 Topps #16 Rookie Stars
I pick estate sales every weekend. Scanning a whole table before the doors open has completely changed what I buy — and what I walk past.
MMarcus T.Reseller, Atlanta, GA
Dealer plan · 3,400 scans this year
The sold comps are the killer feature. I can see the exact same Olivetti that sold last week, condition and all, instead of guessing from asking prices.
PPriya S.Portland, OR
Found: Olivetti Lettera 32 — listed at $175
Pricing
Free to start. Pro when you’re hooked.
Three scans a day are on us, forever. Upgrade when the attic turns out to be bigger than you thought.
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For the curious. Perfect for a single box from the attic.
Prices in USD. Cancel anytime. Pro and Dealer renew automatically until cancelled — see our Terms.
FAQ
Questions, appraised.
Something else? Email [email protected] — a human answers within a day.
How accurate is the identification?
On our 2026 benchmark of 120,000 consumer photos, the top match was correct 92% of the time and the right answer was in the top three 98% of the time. Every result shows a confidence score, and you can swipe through alternatives if the first match is not your item.
Where do the values come from?
From completed sales, not asking prices. We index sold listings on eBay, Mercari, Etsy, Discogs and major auction platforms such as Heritage Auctions and LiveAuctioneers, remove outliers and damaged lots, and adjust for the condition we see in your photo. The range shows what similar items actually sold for in the last 90 days.
Is this a professional appraisal?
No. Our values are algorithmic market estimates meant to help you decide what to keep, research or sell. For insurance, estate settlement, tax or donation purposes you need a written appraisal from a certified appraiser. See our valuation disclaimer for details.
Is it really free?
Yes. The Free plan includes three scans every day with identification, a value range and the top sold comps, supported by ads. Pro removes the daily limit and the ads, adds full price history and a collection tracker, and starts with a 7-day free trial.
What happens to my photos?
Photos are used to identify your item and are deleted after 30 days unless you save them to your collection. We never sell your photos, and we only use them to improve our models if you switch that on in settings.
Do you make money when I sell?
Sometimes. Some “Sell it” and comp links are affiliate links, so we may earn a commission from eBay, Mercari or an auction house at no extra cost to you. It never changes the value we show. Our affiliate disclosure lists every partner.
When are the iOS and Android apps coming?
The web app works today in any phone browser — just open whatsitworthguide.com and tap scan. Native iOS and Android apps with offline scanning and batch mode launch this winter; join the waitlist and we will send you an invite first.
Your attic is worth a second look.
The iOS and Android apps land this winter with offline scanning and batch mode. Join 48,000 collectors on the list — early members get three months of Pro free.
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