Scan cards to get instant market value and manage your digital collection.
Community
Card Value Scanner - CardMon: camera card price lookup
By Hafiz Rahman
Editor, tools and utilities
- Camera scanner that identifies a card and shows its details
- Estimated market value for each scanned card, listed as free
- Price guide built from online marketplace sales data
- Collection tracker to add, sort and view cards
- Total collection value and price trends over time
- Covers vintage sports cards through modern non-copyrighted sets
What CardMon is for and who it suits
CardMon is a card scanner, price checker and collection tracker for trading cards. The listing pitches it at people with a box of cards at home as well as people who keep a larger portfolio, and at both experienced collectors and newcomers.
It does three jobs in one place: it identifies a card from a photo, gives an estimated value based on sales data, and keeps a record of everything you own. The listing describes it as a digital card catalogue as much as a price tool.
The listing says CardMon is an independent app and is not affiliated with The Pokémon Company, Nintendo, Creatures Inc. or GAME FREAK Inc.
Identifying a card with the camera
The scanner uses the phone camera. You point it at a card and it recognises the card and brings up its details, with no typing of names or set numbers described in the listing.
The listing says it handles everything from vintage sports cards to modern cards. The scope is limited to non-copyrighted trading cards, so cards that fall under third-party copyright are outside what it covers.
Scanning is the entry point for the rest of the app. A card you have identified can be priced straight away or added to your collection.
Checking the value of a trading card
The price guide is a real-time list of card values drawn from what the listing calls top online marketplaces. The listing does not name which marketplaces are used.
Estimated market value is the main output. The listing describes this appraisal as free, with no hidden fees. Because the figure is an estimate built from sales data, it is a starting point for a buying, selling or trading decision rather than a fixed price.
The trading insights feature is described as using the same market data to help you plan how your collection is built. It is the part of the app aimed at deciding what to buy, sell or swap next.
Keeping a digital collection and tracking its value
The collection tracker is a digital portfolio of everything you own. You can add cards to it, sort them and view them whenever you want. The listing presents this as a replacement for keeping prices in spreadsheets and searching for values by hand.
The app shows the total estimated value of the whole collection on one screen. Its built-in analytics record price trends over time, so you can see how the collection's value has moved.
The listing also describes the tracker as a personal card catalogue, so you can group and organise cards in the way that suits how you collect.
About this APK
The build we hold is Card Value Scanner - CardMon 1.9 (APKS split bundle) for Android 7.0 and up.
- Version
- 1.9
- 10
- Requires Android
- 7.0+
- Size
- 19 MB
- Target Android
- 15
- Package ID
- com.pokemon.scanner.value
- Format
- APKS split bundle
- Malware scan
- Google Play Protect
- Permissions
- 14 declared
- Signed by
- CN=Android, O=Google Inc.
- Certificate SHA-256
- 1bdbc77df3da1fd450746af07c9803c1bbed2453bd557cbf020f247805cb35dc
You may also like
Popular
Pokémon HOME
The Pokémon Company · Tools
Key Collector Comics
Key Collector Comics · Tools
dataDex - Pokédex for Pokémon
talZz · Entertainment
MasterDex - Complete Pokedex
Lorenzo Greco · Entertainment
Panini Direct
Panini America Inc. · Tools
Card Grading AI
Buconero Apps · Tools
Poke TCG Scanner Dragon Shield
Creative Collectible Company, LLC · Entertainment
Pokémon TCG Live
The Pokémon Company International · Casual
Comments