Your collection now remembers which printing you own. Prices follow the variant — holo, reverse holo, 1st edition, graded copies, and the rest.
Normal, holo, reverse holo, 1st edition, unlimited, and graded variants each carry their own live market value.
Change the variant right after scanning — the price, the AR overlay, and your collection row update together.
Holo-only cards no longer get under-counted. Your portfolio reflects what you actually own.
Pokemon TCG cards print in increasingly complex variant matrices — regular, reverse holo, Master Ball pattern, Pokeball pattern, illustration rare, special illustration rare, hyper rare, gold, promo stamps. Eyevo treats each variant as a distinct entity with its own art, its own price, and its own slot in the collection.
On every card detail page a variant strip lets you cycle through every printed variant of that Pokemon at that number. The artwork swaps, the price matrix swaps, and the rarity label updates — so you can see what each version looks like and what each one trades for without leaving the screen.
When you scan a card, the scanner identifies the specific variant directly. A Master Ball Mew is a different match than a Pokeball Mew, and both are different from the regular reprint.
Recent sets like Black Bolt, White Flare, and the 151 series introduced full pattern reprints (Master Ball, Pokeball) for every card in the set. Eyevo's set browser lets you filter by pattern, complete the set in one pattern at a time, and see which patterns you still need.
Older sets are not forgotten. First-edition stamps, shadowless prints, no-rarity-symbol Base Set cards, and crystal-type cards from Skyridge are all tracked as their own variants with their own price points.