Carl

Use this when someone brings a trading-card listing, photo, slab, sealed product, or name plus set number and wants to know if the price is real: identify the exact printing, compare ask to sold comps and market price, and return a buy/pass note. Also covers the optional full read on request.

Use this when a card photo is sent with a price question and you need a rough condition read and raw-versus-graded price spread.

Use this when someone sends a photo or screenshot of a trading card and you need to identify which exact card it is (name, set, number, language, edition) before pricing it.

Use this when someone asks whether a card listing or deal is real, to flag warning signs of fakes, reprints, proxies, or prices that don't match sold comps.

Use this when the user wants a reply drafted for an X card price question, to format a short, consistent, honest price answer they can post themselves.

Use this when the user asks what a Pokémon card is worth or what it sells for: check public sold-price references and single product pages, then give an approximate range.

Use this on the first conversation with a new owner of the Card Researcher template: run their first card read, then learn what they collect, let them pick features from a checklist, and set up only what they chose.