The price guides
Every GrailPulse guide, one directory.
GrailPulse runs a dedicated price guide for each corner of the hobby. Coins, die cast, figures & video games are live now. Each product explains its sources, context, and pricing method — open the one you collect.
Coins
CoinSpinner
U.S. coins, mintmarks & varieties
A single misaligned die in 1955 sent doubled-die Lincoln cents into circulation — collectors still check their change for one.
Published-guide estimates · grade and source contextEnter CoinSpinner →Die Cast
GrailPulse Die Cast
Hot Wheels, Matchbox & premium 1:64
Mattel scrapped the pink Beach Bomb prototype for tipping on its own orange track — only two are known to survive.
Modeled seed estimates · casting and condition contextEnter GrailPulse Die Cast →Figures
FigurePinner
Action figures across every fandom
Christmas 1977's hottest Star Wars toy wasn't a figure — it was an empty box collectors could mail in for one.
Public sold comps · loose and sealed contextEnter FigurePinner →Video Games
GrailGamer
Retro & modern video games
Nintendo made just 116 World Championships cartridges in 1990 — the rarest, most chased grail in NES history.
Real sold data · condition-graded (Loose, CIB, Sealed)Enter GrailGamer →Why separate guides
Not one giant catalog. A network of guides.
GrailPulse isn’t a single vault for everything you own — it’s a network of guides, each built for one category. A coin collector and a figure collector don’t want the same tools, the same vocabulary, or the same trust signals. Open the one you collect; each keeps its own data, its own vocabulary, and its own method.