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Delta Reign is out

  • Delta Reign is now listed as a released set, with English card prices and the pack simulator on its set page.
  • Card pages for Delta Reign use English card pictures; prices update daily as more sales come in.
  • Every set page has quick links to the card list, chase cards, simulator, sealed prices and pull rates, and the card list can be searched by name and sorted by price.
  • For new sets the card list now comes first, right under the set's key numbers.
  • The rarity chart shows the rarity order, what a typical card of each rarity is worth, and what Japanese codes like AR, SAR and MUR mean.
  • The trade calculator explains what to check before you agree to a trade.
  • Card pages show what's printed on the card: type, HP, attacks, abilities, weakness and the illustrator.
  • The booster box guide compares the price per pack of a booster box, Elite Trainer Box, Booster Bundle and loose packs.
  • Every card page can make a picture of the card with its price chart, ready to share on Reddit, Discord or Instagram.
  • Sealed product tables link to Amazon first, with TCGplayer next to it.

Easier to find a set

  • The set list has a logo for every set, an English / Japanese switch and quick links to each era.
  • On the home page you can pick a set by tapping its logo above the simulator.
  • Pages that take a moment to load show grey outlines of what's coming instead of a loading message.
  • On phones there's a bar at the bottom with Simulator, Sets, Prices, Portfolio and Games.
  • The weekly market report shows each card's picture and a Buy link.
  • Pages no longer jump around while they load, and the simulator starts loading its data sooner.

Cleaner pages, card search and holo cards

  • New typeface across the site, and prices now line up in neat columns.
  • Search finds cards now, with the picture and today's price. Try typing "gengar".
  • Card pictures tilt and catch the light when you move over them. Rare cards get a rainbow holo.
  • Price charts: move over the chart (or drag a finger) to see the price on any day, with 7D and All ranges.
  • Set pages open with four numbers: cards in the set, release date, the most valuable card and how often an SIR turns up.
  • Your portfolio chart works the same way and marks the days you added something. New visitors get a short how-it-works.
  • Opening packs: rare pulls now show what they're worth, and phones buzz when a hit flips.
  • Delta Reign page: the official facts, every product and the four Build & Battle promo cards.
  • Fixed: the card page buttons, the Amazon links on phones, a stray word in the save box, and "a Ascended Heroes".

Pre-release sets done properly

  • Sets that aren't out yet show how many cards are listed so far instead of a guessed total.
  • No booster box value for sets that aren't out, since preorder prices make the math meaningless.
  • Pull rates measured in recent sets of the same series are shown as a reference until the new set has its own.
  • Cards without a photo yet show a placeholder instead of a broken image.

Booster box guide and Japanese set codes

  • The best booster box guide now picks its boxes from today's prices, every day.
  • Japanese cards show their set code (like M1L) and the English name of their rarity.

A calmer look

  • Fewer icons and quieter buy links, so the numbers stand out.
  • The grading calculator now uses eBay's 13.25% fee for trading cards by default.