Check your cards before adding them

Scanned a stack in Continuous or Case check? Tap Review, or a card in the drawer, to open Check your cards. A Bulk Scan photo opens it by itself. Nothing is added until you say so.

• A green row with a check mark is confirmed: the right card and printing, ready to add.
• Is this the card? means there’s a close second choice. Tap Yes, that’s it, or tap the right one below it.
• Pick the printing or Pick the one you have.: tap the one in your hand. Each shows its own price.
• An orange row couldn’t be read. Tap Search, Retake photo or Skip.
• Wrong card on a green row? Tap Not right?, then Change printing or Wrong card?
• Tap NM ▾ on a green row to change the condition.

Retake photo

1. On a card the app couldn’t read, tap Retake photo. The scanner opens in Snap, just for that card.
2. Hold the card up in the middle of the screen and take its picture.
3. Check the name and price, then tap Use this card. It goes back to its place on the list.

• Tap a card’s picture to see it full screen and compare it with the card in your hand.
• Tap ✕ on a row to take that card off the list. In the drawer, the ✕ on a card takes it out at once.
• From Continuous, the back arrow at the top goes back to the camera. The cards stay in the drawer.
• After a Bulk Scan photo, the back arrow asks: Scan more (keep the list) or Start over.

Prices on the list

A price like ~$12 with a small estimate tag has no sales of its own yet for that condition, so it’s worked out from the Near Mint price. Tap the tag to see why. In the drawer, a softer price with ~ is the card’s most likely finish. It shows in full once you confirm it.

When the cards you want are green, tap Add all at the bottom. Cards still waiting for a choice are left out.

Related

• Scan your cardsHold a card up in the middle of the screen: Snap shows its price; Continuous collects cards in a drawer under it.
• One scanner, with modesScan, Bulk and Case check are one camera: pick a mode at the bottom; Scan is Snap or Continuous.
• Bulk Scan a stackOne photo of 8–10 cards on a table, checked and added all at once.
• Japanese cards and other languagesWhich languages the app covers, how to pick the right printing, and what an estimate means.