Certification Checker: PSA cards now show the official PSA certification link instead of a details lookup that could not load. PCGS coin details work as before. In a certificate CSV, valid PSA rows link to the PSA site instead of showing a lookup error. Rows with a mistyped or duplicate cert number are still flagged. Exchange: the screen now loads when a match is still waiting on a reply, and saving your sharing preferences no longer shows an error. Banknotes: values now match the right series and star status, graded notes read their series correctly, and Reliqra won't guess a price when more than one note could match.

Reliqra 3.0.0. A new bottom bar with a Lookup tab. Identify sports cards from a photo, raw or graded: Reliqra reads the slab label and shows Sold and Est. prices by grader and grade. List on Whatnot as you add an item or in bulk, and list cards on eBay. Comics show their own value, and gems get carat, cut, color and clarity. Also: safer CSV/XLSX import and export, and search across every item type.

Added bulk "List on Whatnot" to Inventory — select several items and list them on Whatnot in one go instead of one at a time. The option appears once your Whatnot account is connected in the Reliqra Cloud Portal. The Whatnot screens in Marketplace and Settings now show your real Whatnot connection status, with a link to connect in the Reliqra Cloud Portal, instead of an outdated "waiting on Whatnot" message. Inventory rows no longer show "AD" in front of a modern coin's year, and no longer show "Other" for an ungraded item. A mintmark recorded as "Other" (an unreadable mark) is now treated as no mintmark everywhere, so it no longer appears in listing titles, exports or Holdings. Visual Grade now loads an item's existing photos through secure signed links. Auto-value from a certificate guide price now only applies to PCGS-graded items, never a PSA or unrecognized-provider certificate. Fixed a durability bug when restoring from an older backup file.

Grading tools (scenarios, auto-value, visual grade estimate) are now grouped under one "Grading Tools" entry, with clearer explanations when a tool doesn't apply yet. Visual grade estimate no longer attempts bullion items. Inventory list: reconciled status now shows as a color instead of a text badge, "Ungraded" is no longer spelled out, and cards show a dedicated player-name line. Added a Default Sort control in Settings. Plus fixes to Grading Scenarios, Visual Grade photo reuse, Certification Checker, guided import, sync reliability, and theme contrast.

CardSight improvements for card confirmation, consent changes, interrupted lookups and photo handoff to an editable, unsaved inventory draft. Standard CardSight identification and confirmation remain available. Optional catalog search and additional version refinement are not yet available.

This update improves inventory, valuation, Wanted Lists, Exchange, Holdings and consecutive entry. • Cards: photograph the front to find matching cards, confirm the exact card, then review completed sales, asking prices, active listings and population evidence before you save. Market evidence only, not an appraisal. • Inventory keeps the item, card or player name primary while showing its recorded year and grading details. • Graded-item values can automatically adopt a published price without overwriting a later manual edit. • Wanted fields adapt to each supported collectible type instead of showing irrelevant coin-only constraints. • Exchange browse and match results show the identity each type needs, including card year, set and number, comic issue and bullion fineness. • Card pricing selects the correct qualified grade tier, including BGS Black Label, and puts PSA and blended grades first while preserving the item’s own grader price. • Add Another starts a clean Greysheet lookup for each coin. • Bullion requires metal, troy weight, and fineness before melt is considered ready. • Cost, price, melt, metal, composition, and grade summaries open their matching editors. • Holdings clearly explains its precious-metal coverage and unresolved items.

This focused update improves consecutive coin entry, bullion melt readiness, and valuation navigation. • Add Another starts a clean Greysheet lookup for each coin. • Bullion requires metal, troy weight, and fineness before melt is considered ready. • Cost, price, melt, metal, composition, and grade summaries open their matching editors. • Card pricing puts PSA and blended grades first, while preserving the item’s own grader price.

This update improves inventory, valuation, Wanted Lists, Exchange and Holdings. • Inventory keeps the item, card or player name primary while showing its recorded year and grading details. • Graded-item values can automatically adopt a published price without overwriting a later manual edit. • Wanted fields adapt to each supported collectible type instead of showing irrelevant coin-only constraints. • Exchange browse and match results show the identity each type needs, including card year, set and number, comic issue and bullion fineness. • Card pricing selects the correct qualified grade tier, including BGS Black Label. • Holdings clearly explains its precious-metal coverage and unresolved items.

This update adds optional graded-value automation and makes card and precious-metal data clearer and more accurate. • Turn on Settings → Lookup Behavior → Auto-Set Value on Graded Items to adopt the published price for a slab's exact grade. It stays off until you enable it and never overwrites a value you entered yourself. • Card pricing now rejects comic lookalikes and displays every grade returned by the card market-data provider. When an exact grade is unavailable, Reliqra says so instead of substituting another grade. • Holdings now counts only inventory with recorded precious-metal content, so cards and other unrelated items no longer appear as unmeasured metal. • Inventory rows keep the item or player name as the main title and show the recorded year alongside grading details.

Reliqra 2.4.2 fixes two things you would have felt every time you typed a price. Entering a value used to swallow your typing. After the first digit the app inserted ".00" and moved the cursor behind it, so everything you typed next disappeared unless you moved the cursor back or deleted the zeros. Cost, Value, tax and shipping now take what you type and format it when you are done, not while you are still typing. Reviewing a banknote could close the app. Opening the Review section on any currency item quit Reliqra outright. Fixed. This version also improves what you see when a price lookup cannot identify your item. Before, the app showed an empty price section and said nothing — now it tells you we could not read enough of it and what to add, so a two-second fix is not a dead end. Items we genuinely cannot price, like ancient coins, still hide the section as before. No lookup is charged when we decline to look.

• Find coin and collectible shows without leaving Reliqra. Search and filter the calendar, open show details, and find nearby events using your location or a manually entered place. • Review precious-metal Holdings by metal, category, coin type, and item, with clear disclosures when coverage or values are partial, unknown, or not measured. • Keep a private Wanted list with desired grade, maximum price, quantity, variants, mint marks, and notes, then mark an item acquired when it joins your collection. • Join the opt-in Reliqra Exchange. Choose exactly which held items are discoverable, set them for sale, trade, or either in bulk or one at a time, browse shared Wanted lists, and reveal contact details only after both members express interest. • Exchange uses your Business trading name consistently; sharing is off by default, and Block and Report controls are built in. • Whatnot exports now provide separate Coins and US Non-Coins files using Whatnot's exact templates, including corrected paper-money condition, cost-per-item, and SKU fields when available. • Valuation details identify pricing sources more clearly.

• Keep collectibles you are looking for in a private Wanted list, including desired grade, maximum price, quantity, acceptable variants or mint marks, and notes. • Mark a wanted item acquired to move it into your collection. Until then it stays out of owned-item value, reports, listings, invoices, auctions, and marketplace exports. • Whatnot exports now provide separate Coins and US Non-Coins files using Whatnot's exact templates, including the correct paper-money condition, cost-per-item, and SKU fields when available. • Valuation details identify the pricing source more clearly.

• Invoices now use the business name customers will actually see. If a business name is needed, Reliqra asks before creating the first customer-facing invoice or payment link. • Switching accounts or workspaces during that check can no longer apply one business's name, plan, or payment state to another workspace. • Free and lookup-pack names are clearer throughout Settings and onboarding, including an explicit “No card required” message for Free. • Opening an existing item with saved photos no longer starts identification again.

• A new look across the whole app. Tools, marketplace, sales history, CSV exports, audits, Settings, and readouts now share the layout of Product Detail and Add Item, with details organized into focused sections. • Capture is rebuilt around seven formats: raw coin, slabbed coin, card, comic, currency, proof set, and bullion. Choosing a format sets the crop guide, item type, and front and back labels together, and a bullion bar is captured full frame with no crop. You can change the format inside the camera, and Reliqra remembers your last choice for each item type. • Proof sets can be chosen before you open the camera, and they are identified like every other type instead of going straight to manual entry. • Every photo pauses for review before it is kept. Check the shot, drag or pinch to adjust the crop, retake just that side, or move on. Nothing is attached to your item until you accept it. Photos chosen from your library keep the framing you gave them. • Flash is a separate control from hands-free capture and remembers Auto, On, or Off. New guidance while you shoot: a level indicator, a lighting readout, and coaching text that says what to fix. • AI Item Lookup and Certification Inspector now use the same capture screen as Add Item, with a clear capture-then-review flow. AI Item Lookup covers proof sets and bullion. Certification Inspector adds a How It Works sheet, larger photo wells, and a pinned Analyze action, and typing a cert by hand describes only that slab. • AI Item Lookup now sends the metal it read to Greysheet pricing, so a silver coin can no longer be priced as a gold one (for example, a Silver Eagle as a $10 Gold Eagle). A price that arrives after you start a new capture is discarded instead of landing on the next item. • Starting another card clears the previous card's lookup completely, and cards with many printings or reprints load additional matches in pages. A printing you pick that cannot be priced is rolled back instead of being saved. • Opening the item form again after saving no longer re-runs photo identification or uses a lookup. • Live Metal Prices now includes the metal calculator. Tools has a search field, a grouped layout, live spot prices, and an inventory health prompt. • Reconciliation, Inventory Audit, Melt Guard, Value by Denomination, Find Duplicate Items, Mass Edit, and Auctions share one layout: numbered steps, a counted result, and one decision button. Changing a filter after a scan asks you to run again, and bulk audit fixes require an explicit selection. • Scheduled Auctions is rebuilt around selection: pick rows, enter a sale price and date for each, watch the selected total, and mark the selection sold in one action. • CSV Exports shows how many items match your filters and, per marketplace, how many are ready and already listed. Trashed items are excluded from every export. • Product Detail shows where an item is listed as a badge in the header, and the Card Treatments row summarizes only the treatments recorded. • The Reliqra Cloud web portal is now included on every plan, including free. Pro adds unlimited items, more lookups, and business accounts. • Settings reports the exact number of records stored in Reliqra Cloud for your account, and large inventories open faster. • A lookup pack purchase cannot be started twice while the first is still with the App Store, and an interrupted purchase still completes on the next launch.

• Invoice pay links now appear only when your business is ready to accept online payments. If Stripe setup is missing, incomplete, under review, or restricted, Reliqra explains the status and opens the exact Online Payments setup page in Reliqra Cloud. Invoice drafting and cash or check payments remain available. • Product details and valuation requests now preserve more accurate collectible details, including card sport or game, TCG printing information, and coin composition. • The restore action in CSV Tools is now labeled more clearly as Restore from Backup.

• Scanned trading cards now save with a single # before the card number in the generated title and description. Some cards read by the AI came out as "##301". • A lookup pack purchase that was interrupted before it finished, for example if the app closed mid-purchase, now resumes for the same account the next time you open Reliqra instead of being left unapplied.

• Redesigned Add Product and Product Detail screens organize photos, item details, valuation, and financials into focused sections. • Review and edit item information with clearer section summaries and compact metal descriptions. • A new Settings hub brings account, subscription, sync, backup, marketplace, and lookup controls together. • Improved handling of your own item titles and descriptions when reviewing AI suggestions or editing records. • Fixed Inventory Edit mode so you can select multiple items for bulk actions.

Banknote fixes, thanks to a collector who wrote in. • Paper money is now priced against the currency catalog. Notes were being matched to coins from the same year, which could show a wildly wrong value. • Grading now works on banknotes. The grade list was empty, so "Ungraded" was the only choice — and raw notes were sometimes saved as graded by mistake. • Added the PMG / PCGS Banknote grade scale, including EPQ and PPQ. • The note type, series legend, block and plate number you scan are now saved with the item. • Banknotes are stored as banknotes, so type filters and per-type fields behave correctly. Keep the feedback coming — it is what makes releases like this one happen.

Faster inventory, bulk eBay price changes you can undo, and a sync fix that protects your edits. Inventory • The collectibles list loads in pages and searches from a local index, so large inventories open and filter far faster. • Images use less disk, with the oldest cleared automatically instead of growing without limit. eBay • Change prices across many listings at once — and undo the batch if it wasn't what you wanted. • Delisting in bulk is recoverable the same way. • Bulk price revisions respect eBay's minimum change, so a batch is no longer rejected after the fact. Cards • A card marked Graded now asks for its grade. If you can't read it off the slab, turn Graded off and save — the message tells you so. • Pricing declines a card rather than guessing when a required rung is missing. Sync • Fixed edits being blanked when another device pushed a batch that didn't mention the same fields. Your recorded values now survive a sync that has nothing to say about them. Also in this release • Camera access is requested before the camera starts. • Accessibility fixes for filter chips and sheets. • Security and stability improvements throughout.

Fixes for inventory accuracy, the collectibles list, and invoice alerts. Inventory • Fixed items disappearing from your inventory. Only a delete you actually perform can remove one, and an accidental large deletion is refused rather than synced — your items come back instead of being lost. • The counts row at the top of Collectibles now fits when you have archived items, instead of running off the edge. • Your filter selection survives leaving and returning to the list. Toolbar • The live gold and silver spot prices no longer get cut off, on every screen size and text size. Invoices • More reliable notifications when a customer pays, including on the first launch after installing. Also in this release • Accessibility fixes throughout, including larger text sizes. • Security and stability improvements.

Create, share, and safely revise customer invoices in Reliqra. Invoices • Start a new invoice from Invoices and add multiple inventory items inside it. • Choose a new or eligible unpaid invoice from inventory, long press, or QR scanning. • Edit invoice-only prices without changing inventory values. • Safely revise a shared unpaid invoice with a replacement payment link; paid and processing invoices stay protected. • Create a secure pay link, show its QR code, or email it to the buyer. • Buyers can review the invoice and pay by card in a secure hosted checkout. • Card, cash, and check payments mark the invoice paid, mark its items sold, and trigger marketplace delisting. • Choose when a pay link expires and create a replacement after it expires. • Get a push notification when a customer pays, then open the confirmed invoice directly.

Two eBay fixes: one stops an item reaching buyers before you've checked it, the other stops Reliqra sending you to fix things that were never wrong. eBay • Bulk publish no longer lists items you haven't reconciled. Select-all and publish sent them straight to buyers, showing "Ready" the whole way, with nothing in the summary admitting it — even though the CSV export has always held them back. They are now kept out of the queue with a "Needs review" badge, one line saying why and what to do, and a count in the batch summary. Held back visibly, not quietly dropped. • The eBay Exclusion Reason column in your inventory CSV now tells you the truth. It was working the answer out separately from the export itself, and disagreed in both directions: items the export drops — not reconciled, or sold out — showed a blank reason, sitting next to items that will never list. Meanwhile it flagged a missing value or a missing front photo, neither of which stops a listing, so you were told to fix items that would have gone out fine.

Ancient coins corrected end to end, a card that finally prices once, and a cost you're allowed not to know. Cards • A card graded 10 now shows the right price. PSA, BGS, CGC and SGC all grade "10", and Reliqra was picking one of those four rows in whatever order they came back — so the same card could show two very different values on two runs. Cost and profit • "I don't know what I paid" is now a real answer. An unknown cost was stored as $0, which quietly turned every one of those items into a gain — and meant a realised loss could never appear at all. Leaving Cost blank now leaves it blank, and your totals say so instead of guessing. Ancient coins • Scanning an ancient through AI Lookup no longer loses its metal. The same coin kept its composition through the camera and dropped it through the other door, so the melt figure came back blank. • The mint city you type on an ancient now saves. Two halves of the same screen were both writing that field, and the second one overwrote the first. • A city Reliqra inferred for you stays labelled as inferred — through a sync, and through force-quitting the app before it has synced. • Reliqra no longer prices your ancient against every similar coin on the market. A Macedonian tetradrachm was being compared to any tetradrachm at all — on four different screens, each fixed. • Catalogue references keep their plate numbers. "RIC X 510 pl. 2" was being split into a reference and a stray "2", which sent the Look It Up links to the wrong catalogued type. • The text printed on a slab stays exactly as printed. ALL-CAPS labels were being retitled, which turned AR — the metal, silver — into "Ar". • Opening an ancient that carries a catalogue reference no longer risks closing the app. Varieties you pick, instead of ones we guess • When a year genuinely fits two series, Reliqra now shows you both and lets you choose, instead of silently picking one. A 2021 quarter is either America the Beautiful or Crossing the Delaware — both are real, and only you can see which you're holding. • Same for an 1883 Liberty nickel, and for bullion: a fractional round is no longer recorded as one ounce because that was first in the list. • Where the year points to exactly one answer, it still fills itself in as before. Grading • An ungraded coin is no longer recorded as graded. A bare "MS" — a category, not a grade — was enough to mark a raw coin as certified. • Re-scanning a coin as ungraded now clears the old grade instead of leaving it behind. Melt • Mass and melt weight no longer read as two answers to the same question. Both fields are still there because they mean different things — the melt field is relabelled, and your mass carries into it when that is what it represents. • Reliqra no longer tells you to weigh a coin it has already measured. "Add weight" was appearing on items whose exact metal content was on file, simply because this device hadn't loaded it yet. • A brand-new form no longer claims a coin is missing its weight and purity before you've entered anything. Fixes • Sharing an item sends the same figure the app shows you. • A silver content you entered as 0 now survives a sync instead of being dropped. • Long field names wrap instead of truncating at larger text sizes. • Diagnostics now counts items the server hasn't confirmed, and can push them.

Fixes for what an ordinary US coin was being told about itself — plus ancient coins keeping everything they know. The Morgan Dollar, corrected • A US coin no longer shows an "Ancient / Foreign" section. Every coin ever struck carries a legend, so the transcribed legends were never evidence of an ancient one — an 1886-P Morgan was being filed under Ancient / Foreign by its own "E PLURIBUS UNUM". Those legends now live with the rest of the coin's detail, where they belong. • The Variety field no longer prints the denomination back at you. A Morgan Dollar was arriving with "Morgan Dollar" pre-filled as if you had typed it, and a Morgan has no variety in that sense. • Standard Issue no longer appears on a coin that has none. It was showing "Unresolved" — which reads as something being wrong with your coin — beside a picker that could only ever come back empty. • Field labels no longer break across the middle of a word at larger text sizes. • Melt no longer claims a coin has no weight or purity when the catalog already holds its exact metal content. The Add form was asking about a coin before the record it was reading existed. Ancient coins keep what they know • An ancient coin with no civilization on file no longer loses its entire Ancient / Foreign section. Ruler, mint, era and date range are all optional on an ancient — plenty of them are genuinely worn past reading — and a coin missing them was silently dropping its dates and its catalog links along with everything else. • The Look It Up links — the catalogued type, reference photos and recent auction results — now reach every ancient, not just the ones with a civilization recorded. Fixes • A price you already looked up is no longer thrown away. When a coin had both a freshly cached price and a saved one, Reliqra could discard the saved price that actually matched — and then offer you another lookup for a coin you had already paid to price. • The Variety fix now repairs coins you already own, not just ones you add from here. Estimates say which grade they mean • An ungraded coin no longer borrows a higher grade's estimate. A raw coin showing an AU50 retail price beside an MS63 range was two numbers describing two different grades, with the estimate sitting above the retail. • Where there is no range for the grade actually being shown, Reliqra now shows nothing rather than a number that means something else. A blank invites a question; a confident wrong number ends the conversation. • Sharing a coin now sends the same figure the app shows you. The share sheet was reaching past the grade rule for a higher, uncaptioned number — so the same coin could look conservative on your screen and optimistic in a message to a buyer.

Ancient coins finally work end to end — and you can see what your collection has been worth over time. Ancient coins, start to finish • Scan an ancient and save it. It no longer demands a year or denomination first. Many ancients genuinely have neither, and refusing to record the coin in front of you was the wrong answer. • Ancients now get a value estimate — a range built from what comparable coins actually sold for at auction, with the sample size and window. When there aren't enough sales to say anything honest, Reliqra says so instead of inventing a number. • Tap through to the catalogued type, reference photos and recent auction results, routed by the ruler and civilization on your item. • Greysheet has no ancient coverage, so an ancient no longer shows a Greysheet price or badge. A Macedonian tetradrachm was being matched to a colonial farthing and priced at $6,000. Wrong matches already on your device are cleared automatically. • Ruler, mint, civilization, date range, and the metal and weight printed on a slab label all survive the scan now. Pick the exact printing you own • When the price catalog can't tell two printings apart, it no longer just refuses — it shows you the candidates and lets you pick. A 1st Edition, a Shadowless and a Black Dot Error are very different money, and only you can see which is in your hand. • The picker appears on a fresh scan, on Add and Edit, and on items you own. • Seeing the options is free. Only the re-price you ask for costs a lookup. • A pick sticks, and picking a different printing clears the previous one instead of stacking both. Population counts, where the price is • A graded card now shows its population — how many exist at that grade, and how many are higher — in the Pricing tab, beside the price it explains. A price means something different when 40,000 exist at that grade than when 12 do. • When a count is still loading, it says so instead of showing nothing. Card Type fills itself in • Reliqra now works out whether a card is Sports, TCG or Non-Sport from the set name, series or title as you type. "2025 Panini Prizm Football" fills in Sports; a Pokemon set fills in TCG. • That decides which price catalog is used, so it is about money, not tidiness — a 1991 Score baseball card was priced as a Magic card. • You can still set it yourself, and clearing it now stays cleared. • A Pokemon card stops asking who the player is. TCG cards get Set Symbol, Printing, Reverse Holo and Language in place of Player, Rookie and Memorabilia — and Language shows on every card, not just TCG. Reports • Reports is open to everyone, and charts what your collection has been worth over time. The time-range control changes the figures under it. • It reads your own data, so it costs no lookups. • On a first visit you get a plain sentence, not a chart pretending to show a trend. Copper joins the melt calculator • Declare a bullion piece as copper and it gets a live melt figure alongside silver, gold, platinum and palladium. • Clad coins and base-metal cents are left alone — a cent's copper content isn't bullion, and pricing it as one would have rewritten hundreds of items. Fixes • A saved item can no longer be invisible. Some items landed in your inventory but never appeared in the list or search. • A save that failed used to look like it worked. Failures are reported now. • A device holding duplicate copies of an item heals itself on the next sync. • A graded card no longer needs a grade to save — the back of a slab doesn't show one — and a card the scanner only partly read is saveable. • A card or a silver bar no longer shows "Philadelphia Mint" — mintmark is a coin field that was being applied to everything. • Add to Collection is on the item's own screen, not just the selection bar. • Filters survive switching away from the app, and stay reachable while you search. • Photos from your library keep their full frame instead of being cropped to the camera guide, which cut the date off.