Reviewing a card

Card view puts your scan next to the card we matched, with the card panel beside them.

Press Card view at the top of a batch. Your scan sits above the catalog card we matched to it.

On a narrower screen, the photos sit above the fields in the same scrolling panel.

Move through the batch

Card view shows the cards in the order the table sorts them. Previous and Next follow that order. The left and right arrow keys do the same, and Enter marks a card ready.

Card view opens on the card you were at in the table. Switching back to Table view shows that card in the table.

The card list groups by state, with a divider over each group and a coloured line down the edge of every card. The toolbar above it is the table's toolbar, with Search, Filter, Sort and the card count.

The card panel

The fields run in the order the questions come up, and they sit in the same place on every card.

• Card says which card this is. It holds the category, the year, the set, the number and the name.
• Additional details holds Autograph and Serial number on a card game card. Sports cards show these with Rookie, Memorabilia and Team. See what those mean.
• Price holds every number and says where each one came from. Type a price the way you write one, because $12.50 and 1,299 both work.
• The title at the top is what buyers will read. The box grows with the title, and Reset title to default is in the three-dot menu.
• Details groups the common facts into compact fields, and Copies counts how many you have. A One Piece or Digimon card printed twice at one number adds a Version row.

Finish, Edition, Rarity, Stamp and Kind can be left blank. Press your answer again to clear it.

Rookie, Autograph and Memorabilia are switches, so your answer always wins over what the scan read.

A finish we chose for you, or none at all, shows in amber in the table until you answer it yourself.

Condition and Raw or graded always hold one answer, so pressing again leaves them as they are.