Find the card you’re thinking of.
Try “Lugia neo”, a favourite artist or a release year such as 2017. Compare set symbols, find the printing you meant, then check its price evidence or add it to your wants.
Search cards in Holo Folder
Example search
“Lugia neo”
Neo Genesis
9 / 111
Neo Revelation
20 / 64
Real catalog matches, checked 7 November 2026. Open Search in the app to check available prices.
01
Name the Pokémon and set
“Lugia neo” finds matching Lugia printings from Neo Genesis and Neo Revelation. A collector number or card ID can narrow the search further.
02
Follow an illustrator
Search an artist such as Shinji Kanda to explore credited cards. Open an illustrator result to browse the available catalog.
03
Use what you find
Confirm the printing, language and finish. Check available price evidence, keep an exact want or add the card to the right binder.
How it works
Start with what you remember.
From a vague memory to an exact card.
You might remember the Pokémon, the era or the artist before you remember the number. Search the catalog to narrow it down, then confirm the actual printing. At a show, take that result into a price check before making an offer.
Find any card, fast.
Search, or just point the camera.
Look up by name, set, number or artist, or scan the card and confirm the match.
Name, set, number, artist
On-device scanning
Confirm ambiguous results
Bulbasaur · 151
98%
Every result, with context.
Open a card to see its printings and the price evidence for each.
All printings listed
Price evidence per printing
Add as owned or wanted
Charizard ex
Breakout
£186.40
High confidence · 3 sources
How faster search helps
Find it from a fragment
Search by name, set, number or artist, or enter a release year to identify a set.
Scan instead of typing
Point the camera at a card and confirm the match before adding it.
Land on the exact printing
Results separate reprints, languages and finishes so you pick the right one.
Good to know
Can I search beyond my collection?
Yes. Online card search uses the mirrored catalog. Owned and wanted states help you see where results fit into the binder you have open.
Can I search by artist or set?
Yes. Search supports illustrator names, set names and IDs, card names and collector numbers. Enter a release year such as 2017 to compare set symbols, then open a set’s cards. Coverage depends on catalogue records and credits.
Does it work offline?
Offline searches use cards and set lists saved on this device. Unsaved cards, missing images and fresh price comparisons need a connection.
