Top Apps to Catalog and Value Your Trading Cards

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Tracking your expanding trading card collection

Tracking your expanding trading card collection can become a challenge. But these hobby apps offer robust tools to catalog cards, analyze values, and manage your inventory.

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TCDB (Trading Card Database)

Provides one of the most comprehensive databases to lookup details on virtually any card. Integrated eBay sales data lets you value your cards. Detailed cataloging and collection management features help you stay organized.

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CLCT (Card Ladder Collecting Tools)

Makes it easy to scan your cards into your digital collection using your phone's camera. You can view value graphs and trends over time for each card. It also syncs your collection across mobile and desktop.

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Sports Card Investor

For investors, Sports Card Investor offers profitability tools to analyze cost basis and market value changes on your holdings. The app focuses on optimizing and tracking your cards strictly as assets.

Whether cataloging for collecting or investing, modern hobby apps provide robust tools once only possible with extensive spreadsheets. Give a few options a try to see which best suits your needs and style.

Do You know any other tool? Let us know in the comment. 

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