Observed arrival · 2026-09-03
MintCards Wants to Be the Whole Trading-Card Collection
A planned app that scans Magic and One Piece cards, identifies exact printings, tracks collection value, and routes cards into buying or selling workflows.
Field notes
The product is organized around the exact card printing rather than a broad card name: set, collector number, language, edition, and finish determine the catalog entry and reference value. The homepage claims a database covering more than 216,000 printings across 1,480 sets, and gives an example in which nine versions of one card range from €1.48 to €349.20. Buying and selling are presented as downstream actions from the same identified object, with store vetting, centralized logistics, and a 3% seller commission described as planned operating details.
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One card from the complete issue