Collecting
How to track your Pokémon card collection and what it is worth
A collection's value changes every week. Record each card once, with its printing and condition, and let a tracker price it from then on. Our binder does that for raw cards, graded cards and sealed products.
Pick one
What do you collect?
Raw cards
Scan them in.
- The scanner names each card.
- Set the condition for each one.
- Sort them into binders by set or by Pokémon.
Graded cards
Pick the company and the grade.
- Six grading companies are covered.
- Each slab is priced as that company's grade.
- The card shows in its slab on the page.
Sealed products
Add them beside your cards.
- Sealed prices come from our live shop tracker.
- The value moves as shop prices move.
A whole set
Start a master set binder.
- Every card in the set has a numbered slot.
- Missing cards show in gray until you add them.
Our free binderSee what your collection is worthAdd cards by scanning them. The binder values each one, raw or graded by six companies, as prices move.Open My Binders →- Record the exact card, its printing and its condition. Those three set the price.
- A graded card is priced by its company and grade, not as a raw card.
- Add cards by scanning them. Typing a collection in takes days.
- Our values come from the whole market, not from one seller.
- Keep sealed products in the record too.
What to record for each card
| Detail | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| The set and card number | They name the exact card. |
| The printing | Holo, reverse holo and first edition are priced apart. |
| The condition | A worn copy sells for a fraction of a clean one. |
| The grade, if it has one | A slab is priced by its company and grade. |
| The day you got it | It lets a chart show how the value has moved. |
How the value is worked out
- Each card is priced from the market for that printing.
- Graded cards are priced as that company's grade.
- The total moves as prices move. You do not update it by hand.
Showing your collection
- A binder can be shared with a link.
- The link opens the real binder, to look at and not to change.
- Share a binder before a trade, so the other side can see what you have.
Master set bindersChasing a whole set?Pick a set and the binder lays out every card in order. The ones you still need show in gray until you add them.Start a master set →Why a record matters
- Insurers ask for a list with values.
- A record shows what has gone missing after a move.
- Selling is faster when every card is already priced.
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Every tracked product and its price →Common questions
What is the best app to track Pokémon cards?
One that prices the exact printing and condition, covers graded cards, and adds cards by scanning. Our binder does all three and is free to start.
How do I find out what my whole collection is worth?
Add each card to a tracker with its printing and condition. The total updates as prices move. Scanning is the quickest way in.
Does the binder cost anything?
Your first binder is free. Paid plans add more binders.
Can I track graded Pokémon cards?
Yes. Pick the grading company and the grade. Six companies are covered, and each slab is priced apart.
Can I track sealed boxes as well?
Yes. Sealed products sit beside your cards, priced from our live shop tracker.
More guides
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CollectingHow to scan Pokémon cards with your phonePoint a phone at a card for its name and price, then add it, sell it or trade it.Reads raw cards and slabs
CollectingHow to store and protect Pokémon cardsSleeves, toploaders, binders and boxes: what to use for each kind of card.Five kinds of storage
Card valuesWhat is my Pokémon card worth?Find the exact card, judge its condition, and see what it sells for raw and graded.Raw and graded, priced today
Use our tools
Track your collectionA free binder that values your cards and sealed products as prices move.Open →
Scan a cardPoint your phone at a card. It tells you which card it is and what it is worth.Open →Card pricesLook up any card: raw price, graded prices and how many exist in each grade.Open →Every set and its pricesPick a set and see what each of its products costs today.Open →Master set bindersA binder with a numbered slot for every card in a set. Fill it as you collect.Open →
Pack GameOpen packs of a set for free and see what the cards are worth today.Open →Get the daily deals in your inbox
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