Valuation: average
Base: SGD

Portfolio trend

Value Cost

A snapshot is saved automatically the first time you open the app each day, and whenever you hit Snapshot now.

Value by set

Source comparison

Biggest movers

Change since the previous recorded price on the valuation source

Needs a price check

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How pricing works. None of these sites offers a free public API a page like this may call, so prices are yours to enter - the app never invents a number. What it does do is cut the work: tap Search once, find the card, then tap 🔗 to remember that exact page, and every later check is a single tap. Paste "JPY 4,200" or "US$ 38.50" and the currency sets itself. Sweep mode walks the queue one card at a time. Refresh prices reads SNKRDUNK's English site for you, in SG$, the same figures you see when you tap Search yourself. TCG Republic turns servers away, so a script on your PC reads it with your own Chrome and you import the file under Import / Export (README: "Reading TCG Republic from your PC"). TCGplayer is deliberately absent: its One Piece catalogue is English only, so its prices would drag a Japanese card's value the wrong way. SNKRDUNK's search cannot be linked to from outside, so for that one the saved link really is the difference between one tap and typing the name in Japanese every time. Every save is kept as history, so trends build up as you go.

Update queue

Backup & export

Everything lives in this browser's local storage. Export a backup now and then, especially before clearing browser data.

Restore

TCG Republic refuses servers, so a small script on your PC reads it with your own Chrome. See the README: "Reading TCG Republic from your PC".

Bulk add

One card per line. Fields separated by comma, semicolon or a pipe:
card number, name, qty, buy price
Example: OP01-121, Monkey D. Luffy (Parallel), 1, 48.50

Danger zone

Valuation

Exchange rates

How much 1 unit of each currency is worth in your base currency. SNKRDUNK shows prices in your own region's currency (SGD here); TCG Republic and PriceCharting quote USD.

Source search links

The {q} placeholder is replaced with the card number and name. If a site changes its URL format, fix it here — nothing else needs to change.

What to search with

PriceCharting and SNKRDUNK usually match better on the card name than on the card number. Pick whatever gives you fewer wrong hits.

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Prices

Which one is yours?