Catalogue and prices
Artwork and "my copy"
The official artwork shows the catalogue card; the photo taken when scanning shows your copy, in its real condition.
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A card’s page shows two different images, for two different purposes.
The official artwork
- It shows the catalogue print: the card as it was published. It helps you recognise a card at a glance.
- It comes from each game’s data sources and is served by our own servers, in Europe.
- If the exact print has no image yet, the app may show the one of an equivalent version, labelled with its language or finish.
- For some games or sources, no artwork is shown. The page then shows a text card.
- The artist credit stays visible when the source provides it.
My copy
- This is the photo you take when scanning: your own card, with its centring, corners and scratches.
- It is private. It only goes public if you put it in your storefront yourself.
- Tap it to enlarge it; retake it any time from the card’s page.
Good to know
- For a listing, the photo of your copy is what matters: the buyer buys your card, not the artwork.
- Pokeback is independent and not affiliated with any card game publisher. Artwork belongs to its respective owners.