- Open your Wanted list and tap Check a case (on iPhone and iPad: Check a case: photo).
- Hold the phone flat to the case and take a photo. About 10–12 cards per photo works best.
- Cards on your list come first, outlined in gold, with their market price.
- Tap Scan another section for the next part of the case. The app keeps count: “Found so far: 3 on your list”.
- If you set the most you’d pay, each card says Under your max or how far over it is.
- Any printing of a wanted card counts. If you picked one printing, the app tells you which to look for.
- Might be on your list means the app couldn’t read the card’s number. Check the card.
- The other cards are listed under them. Tap one to look it up or add it to your Wanted list.
- Every box is one card, even when cards touch or lie on each other. A card that’s mostly hidden is listed under Seen, not identified: tap Scan it alone.
Nothing is added to your cards. A photo can’t judge condition or a grade through a case, so look at the card before you buy.
Related
- Your Wanted listCards you’re hunting for, and an alert when you scan one.
- Bulk Scan a stackOne photo of 8–10 cards on a table, checked and added all at once.
- Get better scansGlare, sleeves, slabs and foils: small fixes that help the camera read a card.
- AI card checks and your photosBefore the first AI check, the app asks to send the card’s photo. How to change your answer.
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