Send cards to a grader, and keep track of them until they're back. - Worth grading has a new screen. Search the list, pick the cards for an order, and follow the steps to send them in. - Mark cards as sent to PSA, BGS, SGC or CGC. The Dashboard shows what's out, what the grading costs and when to expect it back, and reminds you when it's due. - When a slab comes back, scan it. It joins the card you sent, now graded, and keeps that card's location, notes and price history. - Leaving a card in PSA's vault? Mark it graded there, and record the sale if it sells through PSA. - The grade is read more reliably from a PSA label. - The packing guides have new steps for shipping a raw card, and a link to the supplies we recommend. Thanks for scanning with us. Tell us what you'd like to see next.

See how your collection's value has moved. - A new chart on the Dashboard, under What it's worth, shows your estimate over time. Tap it to open the full chart. - On paid plans, prices now refresh by themselves once they are 30 days old. - Prices show on your Collection by default. Turn them off under ••• if you prefer the photos alone. - Graded cards: the grade is read from the grader's label, and you can correct the grader, grade and cert number on a saved card. - Japanese Pokémon cards: pick an older card by the name printed on it, and see its English name on the card's screen. - More cards on our lists show their team, and more unnumbered cards are matched by photo. Thanks for scanning with us. Tell us what you'd like to see next.

See what the whole box is worth. - The Dashboard now opens with an estimate for all your cards together. Common cards count at what they sell for in bulk, not at their asking prices, so expect a lower number than before. - Prices now come from listings of a card's own version. - More Pokémon printings and rarity marks are recognized, including on Japanese cards. - Clearer wording and small fixes in Sell, bundles and Settings. Thanks for scanning with us. Tell us what you'd like to see next.

We now measure which of our ads bring people to SetStacker, and our privacy policy is updated to match. You can opt out anytime in Settings → About → Privacy & Legal.

Sharper card details. - SetStacker now flags card details that don't match a set it knows, and offers a fix. - Better accuracy for Pokémon cards, including older Japanese cards. - Smoother scanning and small display fixes. Thanks for scanning with us. Tell us what you'd like to see next.

Better set matching. - When a card could be the plain card or one of its special finishes (like a Refractor), SetStacker no longer guesses the finish. Pick it yourself when your card has one. - More sets are recognized under their own name, including Donruss The Rookies, SP Authentic Signatures and McDonald's Upper Deck. - More 1980s and '90s cards are recognized. Thanks for scanning with us. Tell us what you'd like to see next.

Fixes a bug where editing a card's player names could be undone when you left the card screen.

More cards recognized than in any SetStacker update so far, and a Set picker built for a list that size. SPEED AND FIXES - Scanning is smoother - Fixed a crash on iOS 27 when the confirm screen opened after a scan Thanks for scanning with us. Tell us what you'd like to see next.

Your card photos now come with you. - Card photos are now part of your iPhone's iCloud Backup, and they move with you when you set up a new iPhone. Until now, only your card details did. - Photos you've already taken are included too, from your first backup after you open the app. - Already moved to a new iPhone and missing photos? They're still on your old phone: use Settings > Data > Backup & Restore to bring them over. Thanks for scanning with us. Tell us what you'd like to see next.

A new app icon, and team names that stay right when a card changes sport. NEW ICON - SetStacker has a new app icon made for Liquid Glass, with light, dark, clear and tinted looks TEAMS - When you move a card to a different sport, its team now matches that sport's team names - Community updates no longer suggest a different spelling of the same team RECOGNITION - More modern Panini sets recognized, including 2022, 2024 and 2025 Panini Prizm football, 2025 Panini Prizm baseball, 2024-25 Panini Hoops, 2021-22 Panini Chronicles basketball and 2025 Panini Phoenix - 2022 Panini Chronicles Draft Picks is now recognized as its own set, including inserts like Legacy Rookies, Prestige and XR Thanks for scanning with us. Tell us what you'd like to see next.

Better card recognition, and a heads-up when a card may be saved wrong. RECOGNITION - More sets recognized, including 1992 SkyBox USA, 1992 Bowman, 1981 Donruss, 1991 Fleer Ultra, 1991 Stadium Club, 1989-90 NBA Hoops, and more classic Topps baseball and football sets from 1958 to 1979 - Inserts and boxed sets such as 1992 Topps Kids are now filed as their own subset instead of being mixed up with the base card - Olympic and national-team cards list the player's pro team CORRECTION SUGGESTIONS - If a card you shared with Community Checklists looks like it was saved with the wrong details, SetStacker now suggests a fix on your Dashboard and on the card. Apply it, or keep your version Thanks for scanning with us. Tell us what you'd like to see next.

A smoother editor, and a fix for iPad. EDITING - The Set and Subset pickers on a card's detail screen are now searchable, the same way they are when confirming a scan - Fleer Superstars boxed sets are recognized as their own set IPAD - Opening one copy of a card you own several of now uses the full screen, like any other card Thanks for scanning with us. Tell us what you'd like to see next.

MORE CARDS RECOGNIZED - Text-matching packs for modern and mid-era basketball, football and hockey — pick yours in Settings > Categories, each pack shows its size first - Refreshed on-device reference data for set and year recognition on a fresh install FIXES - A team name that belongs to one sport now corrects a mis-read category, so a hockey card is never filed as baseball - 1990 Score football All-Pro and 1990-91 Score hockey Trophy Winners, Prospects and Record Setters are recognized subsets Thanks for scanning with us. Tell us what you'd like to see next.

More reference packs, and a few fixes. MORE CARDS RECOGNIZED - Reference packs for modern and mid-era baseball, basketball, football and hockey, plus text-matching packs for the same eras — pick yours in Settings > Categories, each pack shows its size first - Scans are matched against them on your device, offline, to fill blank fields FIXES - Pokémon set symbols are matched exactly, so look-alike set codes no longer cross sets - Sports matching no longer runs on a Pokémon scan - The text matcher stays quiet where the image packs already cover a card, instead of offering wrong parallels Thanks for scanning with us. Tell us what you'd like to see next.

Pokémon cards, and a scanner that knows your specific card. POKÉMON - Scan Pokémon cards alongside your sports and non-sport cards — pick Pokémon on the scan wheel - Raw singles scan front-only; the back carries no identity, so we skip it - Reads card numbers like 4/102, printed rarity marks, and holo, reverse and 1st Edition printings - English and Japanese cards, including 1990s and early-2000s sets — Japanese cards carry an English name so you can read your own catalog - Listings route to the right trading-card-game categories with collector condition grades RECOGNIZES THE ACTUAL CARD - Tell SetStacker which sports and eras you collect in Settings > Categories, and it downloads reference packs for them - Scans are matched against those packs to fill blank fields automatically — on your device, and offline - When two cards look alike, it asks instead of guessing, and "none of these" is always an option - Only the categories you pick are downloaded, and each pack shows its size first SHARPER SCANS EVERYWHERE - Better set and year reading, including copyright-line dates and set wordmarks - Fewer wrong-card matches, and a clearer way to fix one when it happens - Improved subset, team and player-name handling across every sport Thanks for scanning with us. Tell us what you'd like to see next.