The new Portfolio rolls up every owned card across every collection into a single live value — plus sort, filter, and share.
Every collection, every variant, rolled into one portfolio value that updates as the market moves.
Sort by price, name, or rarity. Filter by set, variant, or grade. Find the card you're thinking of in seconds.
Export a clean share image of your full portfolio — ready for Discord, Reddit, or your group chat.
Portfolio mode treats the collection as a financial asset class. It tracks acquisition cost per card, calculates unrealized gain or loss, and produces a clean cost-basis report you can hand to a tax advisor or pin to an insurance policy.
Each card stores the price you paid (or the value at the time of acquisition for trades and pulls). The portfolio screen sums those into a total cost basis, then subtracts the current market value to show realized exposure card-by-card and across the whole collection.
The breakdown separates raw cards from graded cards, so you can see at a glance how much of your collection's value is locked behind grading premiums versus sitting in raw form.
Insurance, estate planning, divorce settlements, and tax filings all want the same thing: a printable summary of what you own and what it is worth, with a date stamp. Portfolio mode produces that summary on demand. The export columns include cost basis, current value, and acquisition date, ready to drop into a homeowner's insurance rider or a Schedule D worksheet.
For collectors who treat cards as a long-term hold, the year-over-year comparison view shows how the portfolio has performed across the years, with clear delineations for any year that included a major reprint or a market reset.