Condition per copy
When you tap plus, you can optionally choose GM, MT, NM, EX, GD, LP, PL, HP or PR. Several copies of the same card can have different conditions; “Ohne Angabe” (not specified) is possible, too.
Every copy counts. Record the condition and print variant of your cards and see their rarity right in the app.
When you tap plus, you can optionally choose GM, MT, NM, EX, GD, LP, PL, HP or PR. Several copies of the same card can have different conditions; “Ohne Angabe” (not specified) is possible, too.
Save the print variant together with the condition. With “Exemplare bearbeiten” (edit copies) you can change existing details. Minus asks which copy you want to remove.
Common, Uncommon or Rare and the known print variants appear in the catalog, in wishlists, scanner matches and card details. Missing catalog details are shown as unknown.
Condition, print variant, language, purchase price and slab details are saved as copy details in the collection CSV and imported again. Older backups without these details remain readable.
When adding a card, choose its language and, if you like, enter what you paid for the copy. The purchase price is in your CSV backup, never in shared card lists.
With “Gegradete Karte (Slab)” (graded card) you save grader, grade and certificate number, for example PSA 10. Besides PSA, CGC, Beckett, TAG, SGC and ACE, the app also knows GSG, AOG, PGS, AP Grading, Black Grading and CCC. The scanner also reads these details from the label, and “Zertifikat prüfen” (verify certificate) opens the grader's verification page. You find all slabs together under sets in the “Slabs” category.
“Common” describes a card's rarity. “Reverse Holo” describes its print variant. In the collection value, a reverse holo copy counts with Cardmarket's reverse holo price. Condition and language do not change the value because the Cardmarket price list does not distinguish them; a slab counts with the normal card price.