What every field on a card's detail page means.
Each card has a detail page. Here's what the fields mean.
Identity
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Name — as printed on the card, in its original language
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Set — the set it was released in
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Card number — its number within that set, e.g. 017/185
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Year — year of release
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Variant — special printings such as reverse holo or promo
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Franchise — the game it belongs to
Condition
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Graded cards show a grading company (PSA, Beckett, and others) and a numeric grade, typically 1–10. A graded card is sealed in a tamper-evident plastic slab and its condition has been assessed by an independent third party.
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Raw cards are ungraded and show a condition instead, such as Near Mint. The card is genuine but hasn't been through formal grading.
Value
The assessed value is HOLO's estimate of what the card is worth. It drives the instant buyback offer and is a reference point if you're pricing a listing. It's an estimate, not a guarantee — the market moves.
Rarity tier
The HOLO tier the card sits in. See Rarity tiers explained.
Actions
From a card page you can request shipping, sell it back to HOLO, or list it on the Marketplace.