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Freshly Sleeved #29 - Scan your collection at warp speed

Scanning your collection just got a lot faster. Nine cards, one photo: the app now scans a whole binder page at once, so you can get your collection onto CardNexus in an evening instead of a weekend. And the scanner now detects the language of every card by itself: French, German, Japanese and seven more, with no setting to change between scans. This edition also brings unique cards (signed, altered, misprints, artist proofs and serialized cards, each sold exactly as pictured), pre-orders on upcoming sets, and CardNexus shipping, where we take care of labels and tracking for you.

🎯 Highlights

Scan a whole binder page at once (app)

The scanner gets a second mode: tap Binder and fit the whole page in the frame. One photo, and every card on the page is identified and added to your scanned cards. A summary tells you how many were scanned and which ones need a second look. When a card has several possible matches, you pick the right one from the list. Switch back to Single with one tap for loose cards. The scanner also learned a new game: it now recognises Yu-Gi-Oh! cards.

Now you can: flip through your trade binder page by page and have it in your collection before your coffee gets cold.

The scanner now detects the language of every card (app)

Scan a French Pikachu, then a Japanese one, then a German one: each is added in its own language, with no setting to change between scans. The scanner reads the language printed on the card as it scans, in Single and Binder modes, so a binder page that mixes languages comes out right in one photo.

It recognises ten languages: English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean, Chinese and Russian. When it can't read the language, it uses the default language from your scanner settings.

Now you can: scan a collection that mixes languages, like most European collections do, without fixing the language card by card.

Unique cards: signed, altered, misprints and more (web, app with the next update)

Some cards are one of a kind, and now CardNexus treats them that way. When you add or list a card, mark it as a unique card:

  • Signed: who signed it.

  • Altered: hand-painted alters, art extensions and sketches, and who made them.

  • Misprints & errors: the type of misprint.

  • Artist proofs: with the proof number if it has one.

  • Serialized: individually numbered copies from limited print runs, like 042/500.

A unique card is always sold exactly as pictured, so it needs at least one photo, and it never merges with your other copies of the same card. It has no market price: you set its value. Buyers find them on new pages for each game (Signed Pokémon cards, Altered Magic cards…), on the home page, and with a tag next to the card name everywhere. A graded card can be a unique card too.

Now you can: list your Charizard signed by Mitsuhiro Arita with photos of the signature, and let collectors find it on the Signed Pokémon cards page.

Pre-orders on upcoming sets (web & app)

Pro sellers can now list sealed products of sets that aren't out yet. They sell as pre-orders and ship on the set's release date, which shows on the order. Buyers lock in their booster box early, and sellers start selling before release day. If a listing can't be a pre-order, every place you list from tells you why.

Now you can: pre-order the booster box of an upcoming set from a pro shop you trust, weeks before release day.

CardNexus shipping for French sellers (web & app)

Selling from France? You can now let CardNexus handle shipping. Choose it when you start selling, or switch anytime in Settings → Selling → Shipping:

  • No prices to maintain. Buyers pay a fixed CardNexus shipping price per country, the same for every seller.

  • A prepaid label on every sale. When you're ready to ship, the sale page says Generate label: pick the carrier, download or print the label, or show the carrier's QR code at the drop-off point. For small international letters, a prepaid La Poste stamp is offered when it's the cheaper option.

  • Tracking without typing. The tracking number appears on the order as soon as the label is created, and the buyer sees it too.

  • Customs handled. For parcels leaving the EU, the customs declaration is filled in for you from the order. Business sellers need a VAT number for these routes; without one, you can still ship anywhere in the EU.

  • Your sender address, with suggestions as you type, is printed on the label and the packing slip.

  • Orders above €1,000 that leave the EU stay self-shipped, so you can choose your own insured service.

In the app, the same choice sits in your seller settings, and you can generate the label from the order or the chat.

Now you can: sell a card at lunch, print the label, drop the parcel on the way home, and never type a tracking number again.

🃏 Catalog update

Game by game, set by set: here's what landed in the catalog since the last edition.

Pokémon

  • ME06: Delta Reign: all 141 cards (released 6 November) and the full sealed line-up: booster packs, booster box and half box, Elite Trainer Box and Pokémon Center Elite Trainer Box, Booster Bundle, Build & Battle Box, and the blisters, Target exclusives included.

  • Mega Forces Tins: Mega Darkrai ex, Mega Dragonite ex and Mega Zeraora ex.

  • McDonald's Promos 2026: new, 15 cards.

  • 61 more promo and special cards, most of them in Deck Exclusives.

Magic: The Gathering

One Piece Card Game

Palworld

  • Legends Awaken: all 165 cards (30 October), with the booster, booster box and case.

  • PR Card Packs Vol. 1, Vol. 1.5 and Vol. 2, and 12 more Promotional Cards 2026.

  • Singles and sealed products are now also available in Simplified Chinese.

Flesh and Blood

Disney Lorcana

Riftbound

  • Riftbound x K/DA: Couture Collection, Riftbound x Worlds 2026 Edition, and the Spiritforged and Unleashed Nexus Night booster packs.

  • 25 more cards, mostly promos.

Cyberpunk TCG

And as always, prices, images and card details were refreshed across hundreds of sets, most of all in One Piece and Lorcana.

✨ Improvements & fixes

Selling

  • Price your listings with the market in view (web): the listing window now shows the Fair Price, the lowest offer and where your price would rank, each with a Use button. Detailed mode adds quick price chips, the Fair Price grid with live offer counts, the lowest offers with your own row in place, and the price history. Turn it on or off with the Market details switch.

  • An easier Price check (web): it now uses the Cart Wizard's step-by-step layout, every row links to its listing, and you can reprice a single card from a side panel.

  • Packing slips with rarity (web & app): each card line now prints its rarity, so you can find the card in your stock faster. The slip is generated faster, and printing the page no longer prints the site header.

Collecting

  • Binders that behave like real ones (web): start with page 1 alone on the right, lock the binder so nothing moves by accident, insert or remove a pocket, Shift + drag to add a copy, and while a filter is on, see the whole binder with the other cards greyed out so you can place the filtered ones from the pocket of your choice.

  • Set price guides with a Fair Price (web): every set's price guide now has a Fair Price column and the price of every finish, for European and US prices.

  • Fair Price follows your finish (web): the Fair Price grid on a product page switches when you pick another finish, and keeps the last known value if a price source is briefly down.

  • Added many smaller fixes: quick search stays open when you pick a game, set code rows no longer overlap, going back to a search no longer crashes, and inventory edits stay in sync between the website and the app.

📱 Mobile app

  • More from the scanner. Send scanned cards straight to the Cart Wizard to buy them, add private notes to a scanned card, choose how the scanner takes photos, and the app guides you from the scanner to your collection. Saved scan photos keep the card's proportions.

  • Your collection's Fair Price. Your portfolio now shows its Fair Price value and market trends.

  • Price with confidence. Price guidance and market details when you list a card, plus every version of a card and related listings on its page.

  • Find it faster. Full-screen search, quick search filters, search suggestions picked for you, game names recognised as you type, add to cart straight from the results, and For you categories that fold away while you scroll.

  • Lists in seconds. Add cards to a list by pasting a list of names or by filters.

  • Seller minimums made clear. The cart tells you how much more to add to reach a seller's minimum order.

  • A tour for newcomers. New users get a short guide through the app's key features.

  • Coming next (merged, rolling out with the next build): unique cards in the app, paste a list into the Cart Wizard, check out part of your cart when one seller's minimum isn't met, and the new liquid-glass controls on iPhone.

Thanks for collecting with us! 💙 Scan your binders, list your one-of-a-kind cards, pre-order your next box, and tell us what you'd love to see next in the feedback portal.

Curious about what's next on our quest journal? Check out our Public Roadmap! You can see what we're working on, what's coming up, and even suggest features you want to see.

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