Organise your holdings
Keep raw cards, graded slabs and sealed products in their own places, with binders and set progress for the cards you collect.
Explore organise your holdingsFOR CARD & SEALED-PRODUCT INVESTORS
Know your collection.
Understand
the numbers.
Keep your cards, slabs and sealed products organised. Read the evidence behind an estimate and bring more context to your next collecting decision.
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KNOW WHAT SITS BEHIND THE FIGURE
Your holdings.
Their context.
The copy you own, the price that was observed and the amount you paid each tell part of the story. Keep those details in view.
Read the price evidence
Explore recorded checks and value history where supported. Look at the source, date and exact copy behind each figure.
Explore read the price evidenceKeep your own limits
Plan a binder budget, keep purchase records and compare observed offers before setting your buying conditions.
Explore keep your own limits01 / YOUR COLLECTION
Every holding.
A clearer record.
Organise raw cards, graded slabs and sealed products in one collecting companion. Build personal binders, follow a set and see which cards are still missing.
Explore estimated collection values and completion costs where prices are available. Record purchase details for supported copies and keep your personal costs separate from market estimates.
Value coverage varies by holding and available evidence. Missing prices remain unavailable; an estimate is not a guaranteed sale price.
Explore collections and binders
02 / PRICE HISTORY
A price has a source.
A copy has a condition.
Explore recorded price history, asking prices and recorded sales where available. Look at when a price was checked and how many observations sit behind a trend.
Printing, finish, language and condition help identify the copy being compared. A figure for a different version needs its own context.
For supported holdings, recorded collection history separates movement in items you still hold from changes caused by adding or removing items.
Recorded market movement describes the available evidence. Sale proceeds also depend on the actual copy, buyer and selling costs.
How FateDrop explains prices
03 / YOUR RECORDS & YOUR BUDGET
Plan the next step.
Keep the details.
Use your own records and inputs to work through a collecting decision.
Binder Budget
Plan exact missing cards around the amount you want to spend, keeping your collecting goal and budget together.
Pack Journal
Record packs, pulls, costs and completed sales. Keep a personal history of the collecting activity behind your holdings.
Net-sale calculator
Enter a GBP sale price, fees, postage and packing, and purchase cost to work through an estimated sale outcome.
Bring supported collection records in through reviewed CSV import, or export them to CSV for your own records.
The net-sale calculator uses the inputs you enter. A blank purchase cost stays unknown; tax and other unentered costs are outside its estimate.
See all collecting tools04 / WORTH THE HUNT
Know the RRP.
Keep the total in view.
For products with an authoritative RRP, compare the item price with that reference. Then check what known mandatory delivery adds to the total.
RRP describes the retail reference for that product. An individual card’s resale value needs its own copy-specific market evidence.
Use FateFind to compare observed offers and FateMatch to follow the conditions you choose. Keep the difference between an item-price limit and a delivered-price limit clear.
Unknown RRP and delivery stay unknown. A watch does not guarantee stock at RRP; the retailer confirms the final price, delivery and availability.
Explore RRP, delivery and Fate Hunts
05 / COMPARE IN FATE TRADER
The cards on both sides.
The details that matter.
Prepare a private comparison using exact card identities and the values available to you. Review each side before deciding what to discuss.
Identify the copies
Check the card, printing, finish and copy details. Keep the actual cards being considered at the centre of the comparison.
Read the values together
Compare available values on both sides, keeping source and date labels in view. Missing prices stay unavailable.
Prepare before a show
Complete supported downloads while connected, then use the saved trade data when reception is poor.
A comparison prepares the conversation; it does not arrange or complete a trade. Fresh prices, recognition and current stock need a connection.
THE SCOPE BEHIND THE TOOLS
Useful evidence.
Clear limits.
Pokémon has the deepest current coverage. Catalogue, prices, scanning, holdings and alerts vary by game, language, printing and available sources.
Check the app’s capability labels for your game and holding type. FateDrop provides collection records and price context; estimated values do not promise future performance.
Explore current app coverageApp screens are captured examples. Pokémon artwork and trademarks belong to their respective rights holders.
THE NEXT CHAPTER IS YOURS
Bring your collection.
Find your Fate.
From your first binder to your next big find. Make more of the hobby you love.
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