Detailed Inspection
Surface, edges, corners and centering examined under controlled lighting and magnification.
Independent trading card inspection, preservation and grading estimates — documented under professional lighting and magnification.
Independent estimate. Not a certified grade.
Inspected · UTH-000127
Professional grading is expensive and the outcome is uncertain. Under the Holo helps you understand the likely condition of your card — before you decide whether to submit it.
Surface, edges, corners and centering examined under controlled lighting and magnification.
A realistic estimated range — based on industry standards, not hype. Never a guaranteed or certified grade.
High-resolution evidence, defect mapping and a clear explanation of how we reached the assessment.
Careful, non-invasive handling focused on protecting the originality of your card.
Complete a short submission form and send your card safely to the lab. Every card is logged with a unique inspection ID.
The card is photographed and inspected under magnification, directional lighting and controlled conditions.
You receive a detailed condition breakdown, defect evidence and a likely grading range — explained, not just stated.
Your card returns securely — optionally in an Under the Holo display case — ready to preserve, display or submit to a certified grading company.
Every inspection produces a permanent digital report: photography, measurements, defect mapping and a clearly explained estimate.
Front
Back
Light surface scratch, upper right quadrant
An original Under the Holo case designed for presentation and preservation. Your card sits protected behind clear archival material, with a label that documents the inspection — not a certification.
Every card tells a story. We examine the evidence, explain the defects and show how we reached our estimate.
Preliminary pricing. Final services and prices will be confirmed at launch.
from €29 preliminary
from €49 preliminary
from €69 preliminary
Selected cards will be submitted to recognized grading companies. When the certified grade comes back, we compare it openly with our estimate.




Illustrative records. Accuracy data will be published as verified results become available.
Under the Holo started with a simple frustration: sending a valuable card to a grading company is expensive, slow and unpredictable — and you rarely learn why a card received its grade.
Our lab combines a premium creative studio with a technical inspection space. Every card is examined independently, with no influence from grading companies or submission services. We document what we see, explain what it means, and let the evidence speak.
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No. Under the Holo provides independent condition analysis and estimated grading ranges. We do not issue certified grades and cannot guarantee the result assigned by another grading company.
No. Our estimate is a professional, evidence-based opinion of the likely range. Certified graders apply their own standards and their result may differ.
No. We are fully independent and have no affiliation with any grading company or card manufacturer.
We document what we observe under magnification and can flag signs that warrant further investigation, but we do not issue formal authentication certificates.
Only careful, non-invasive handling. We never alter, trim, press or chemically treat a card. Preservation means protecting the card exactly as it is.
No. The optional display case is designed so the card can be removed at any time without damage.
Yes. Nothing we do prevents later submission. Many customers use our report to decide whether submission is worth the cost.
Only with your explicit permission. You choose during submission whether your card may appear in our content.
A digital record of your card: photography, measurements, inspection notes and history, linked to a unique ID and QR code. Every published record is searchable in the public registry.
Cards are handled with gloves in a controlled workspace, stored in archival sleeves, and photographed without any contact that could affect the surface.