Gathering your collection…
Your collection
Use collection views, folders, locations and quantity controls to keep track of each printing and physical copy.
Updated · Llama Familiar team
| View | Best for |
|---|---|
| List | Compact rows, with a card preview when you hover the name. |
| Table | Printing, condition, quantity and per-card prices in aligned columns. Hover the name or thumbnail to preview. |
| Artwork | Browsing by image. Price information sits directly below the matching card artwork. |
Search with Find a card you own, then choose a sort order. Price sorting uses the price per card rather than the quantity multiplied by that price. The copy count is still shown separately.
The overview tiles are shortcuts: Total copies brings the largest stacks forward, Unique printings browses by set, and Without a price filters to entries that lack the collection’s USD estimate. These shortcuts are useful when checking inventory or cleaning up missing data.
Smart folders find cards using the rules you choose. When a smart folder has multiple rules, a card must meet all of them. Personal folders let you curate a group yourself. Neither kind moves the physical cards.
Boxes and binders represent inventory locations, such as Main collection or a named binder. Record a useful location on each entry so you can find the physical copies later. Deck assignments keep a connection to that inventory spot.
Use the plus and minus controls to adjust copies in an inventory spot. Changes are saved to your collection. An assigned copy is protected: you cannot lower the count below the quantity reserved for decks. Release or transfer the relevant deck assignment first.
Cards tied to an active selling claim can also require you to resolve that listing before changing their inventory. These checks help prevent the same physical copy from being promised twice.
If your physical cards are English but an import recorded another language, open the card’s actions menu and choose Switch to English. In Artwork view, you can also tap its language badge. Compare the current and English artwork, set, collector number, finish and price in the review.
The correction applies to all copies in that entry. Quantities, condition, location, purchase costs, folders and deck assignments are preserved. Matching English copies already in the same inventory spot combine. Matching deck entries follow the corrected assigned copies without changing the deck’s total card count.
The collection and available market prices refresh after saving. If no exact English version can be verified, nothing changes. A token pair or a specialty foil with no provider estimate may still be unpriced. New imports prefer English when no language or exact Scryfall identity is supplied; explicitly supplied languages are respected.
One name can have many printings and artworks. Separate finishes, conditions and locations also belong in separate inventory spots. For example, a regular Mountain in a binder and a raised foil Mountain in Main collection should not be combined.
Matching additions use the existing spot when printing, finish, condition and location agree. If two entries still look identical, inspect those details before changing quantities. Never combine different treatments just because the artwork looks similar.
