“Track”
“Scan”
“Collect”
“Deal Alerts”
“Grading Recommendation”
“Sales”
“Lot Value Calculator”
“Video Games”
“Trading Cards”
“Comic Books”
A closer look at the screenshots
A Charizard price chart sits beside valuations by condition.
A physical card is framed in the active camera view.
Collection value and profit lines share the portfolio chart.
A notification inbox lists specific marketplace items.
Grading estimates pair cards with potential profit and star scores.
A dated sales log separates item conditions.
A named lot includes tax and markup calculations.
A game search returns regional and edition variants.
Print variants of one card display different prices.
Rare and common comic listings share the catalog view.
About this app
The best of PriceCharting and SportsCardsPro now on iOS! Find out what your collectibles are worth. Track market prices of video games, sports cards, Pokemon, YuGiOh, Magic the Gathering, Lorcana, and other trading cards, comic books, US coins, LEGO, and more. Completely free. We track thousands of sales from the top auction sites: eBay, Heritage, PWCC, and more, filter and sort them by condition into easy to use price guides. PriceCharting allows you to: - View pricing for all conditions of an item. - View previous sales of collectibles from across the web. - Add items to your Collection to track their value over time. - Add items to your Wishlist - Use Search By Photo or Barcode Scanner to instantly ID your trading card or comic. - View all of the variations of your collectibles with our extensive photo catalog. - Share collectibles with your friends via text message. - Get notifications when items on your wishlist are listed below market value on eBay or our own marketplace - Create lots from any number of items, add markups, and share PDF receipts when you're at conventions or just a garage sale - Get grading recommendations for your ungraded collectibles that would gain the most value Example video games console supported: Playstation, PS2, PS3, PS4, PS5, Nintendo NES, SNES, Wii, Wii U, Gameboy, GBA, Nintendo DS , Xbox, Sega Genesis, Dreamcast, and many others. Example Pokemon sets supported: Base Set, Scarlet & Violet, Pokemon 151, Vivid Voltage, Obsidian Flame, and every other Pokemon English and Japanese set. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/
Headlines in this set
10 screenshots · 10 with a headline
“Track”
Track leaves the detailed pricing screen to define the object.
“Scan”
Scan gives the capture action directly.
“Collect”
Collect labels the portfolio role without promising gains.
“Deal Alerts”
Deal alerts identifies a price-opportunity notification.
“Grading Recommendation”
Recommendation presents grading as a suggested decision.
“Sales”
Sales labels historical transactions as the data source.
“Lot Value Calculator”
Lot value calculator defines the bulk-pricing task.
“Video Games”
Video Games identifies a supported collecting category.
“Trading Cards”
Trading Cards names the second catalog category.
“Comic Books”
Comic Books completes the category tour.
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