How Relicmark shows card images

Each ledger page has room for one representative image of that exact card category. An image appears only when it is an exact, permitted match.

What counts as an exact match

• The same year, manufacturer, set, card number, variant or parallel, language and edition as the ledger.
• For a graded category such as PSA 10, the same card in a genuine holder from the same grading company at the same grade. A raw card, another grade, another parallel or another language is a different category and is never shown instead.
• No AI-generated, digitally edited or composited images, and no near matches presented as exact.

Representative, not your card

A representative image shows one example of the category. It is not a particular collector's copy, it does not show that anyone owns or is offering that copy, and Relicmark does not authenticate cards or grades from photos. Certificate numbers that are not needed to identify the category are not shown.

Permission and credit

A picture being visible somewhere online does not make it licensed. An image will be shown only with a recorded right to display it, such as the rights holder’s permission, a licence or public-domain status, together with where it came from and the date it was added. Any credit the rights holder requires will appear next to the image.

Current status

As of 2026-11-08, none of the 198 published ledger pages has an image that meets these rules, so each one shows “Image unavailable” instead of a guess. Ledger pages stay fully usable without an image.