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Scan Cards, Track your Collection, & Rip Packs
By Trang Nguyen
Editor, media and streaming
Rare Candy - Scan and Collect is a trading card app for people who collect trading card games. It combines card scanning, collection tracking, pack opening and pricing in one place.
The listing names Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, One Piece, Disney Lorcana, Gundam and Riftbound as supported games. It is aimed at collectors who want to keep track of what they own and what it is worth.
The build we hold is Rare Candy - Scan and Collect 2.8.1 (APKS split bundle) for Android 12L and up.
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You point the phone camera at a card and the app identifies it. The listing covers both raw cards and graded slabs, with slabs from PSA, CGC, BGS, SGC and TAG.
For Pokémon, the listing says English and Japanese sets are both supported. Each scan adds to your collection, and the listing says it is meant to help you spot grading upside on cards you own.
Cards you own go into digital binders. The listing says these show your master set progress, so you can see how close you are to completing a set.
Wishlists track the cards you still want. Your collection updates as you scan, so the binders stay current without separate entry.
Instapacks are curated digital packs. Opening one reveals real trading cards instantly. The listing says the cards you pull can be kept in your Vault, shipped to you, or exchanged for credit.
The listing also says the app lets you shop verified listings, which ties the pack and collection features to buying.
The app follows the value of your whole collection over time, along with price movement for individual cards. The listing says it uses current market data for these figures.
The listing presents the price tools as support for comparing cards, planning trades, and deciding what to buy or sell.