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Check a case for cards you want

Photograph part of a vendor’s case and see which cards are on your Wanted list.

Updated September 29, 2026

More in Inventory & collection
  1. Your cards: value, cost and gain
  2. Conditions, copies and graded cards
  3. Sets and “Complete this set”
  4. Your Wanted list
  5. Check a case for cards you want
  6. QR price stickers
  7. Import from Excel, export your data
  8. Price alerts and price movers
  9. Your collection at a glance
  10. The card limit on the free plan

Inventory & collection

  1. Your cards: value, cost and gain
  2. Conditions, copies and graded cards
  3. Sets and “Complete this set”
  4. Your Wanted list
  5. Check a case for cards you want
  6. QR price stickers
  7. Import from Excel, export your data
  8. Price alerts and price movers
  9. Your collection at a glance
  10. The card limit on the free plan

All help topics

  1. Open your Wanted list and tap Check a case (on iPhone and iPad: Check a case: photo).
  2. Hold the phone flat to the case and take a photo. About 10–12 cards per photo works best.
  3. Cards on your list come first, outlined in gold, with their market price.
  4. 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.

A photo uses 2 AI checks, however many cards are in it: the whole photo is checked, so cards lying under or against others aren’t missed. It needs a connection to look cards up.

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.

Still stuck?

Send us a message and we’ll help. Tell us what you tapped and what you expected to happen. Please don’t send passwords or card numbers.

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