Before comparing values, agree on the game, language, set, collector number, printing, condition, and whether the card is raw or graded. For a slab, include the grading company and its full grade label.
Pokémon
Check the collector number and set first. Then check the finish: a normal card, reverse holo and holo can share a name. Edition stamps and promotional printings can matter too.
A close name match is a reason to check the card, not to reuse its price.
One Piece
Read the set code and card number. Compare the artwork and printing label: a parallel or alternate-art printing needs its own identity.
The same character and card number do not settle the printing.
Riftbound
Read the full printed number, including any suffix or mark, and compare the artwork and finish. Check the exact printing before accepting a suggested match.
Keep Signature, Overnumbered and other named printings separate.
Raw and graded are separate choices
Raw condition describes the card you can inspect. A slab has a company and a full label. CGC Pristine 10 and CGC 10 are separate labels. BGS Pristine 10 is not BGS Black Label 10.
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