About SnapHolo
SnapHolo shows a card’s price the moment you snap it and tracks the total value of the cards you add by continuous scanning. It covers Pokémon cards and One Piece cards.
What you can do
| Look up prices | Each card shows one representative price and its price history (1 month, 3 months, 1 year, all). |
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| Find a card by photo | Choose “Scan a card” and photograph the front of a card to find its name, card number and language edition. |
| Browse cards | Browse cards by set and language edition. |
| Keep track of your cards | After signing in, record the cards you follow and the cards you own (quantity and purchase price) on My page. |
Cards covered
| Pokémon cards | Korean, Japanese and English editions |
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| One Piece cards | Korean, Japanese and English editions |
The interface language (Korean, English, Japanese) and the card’s language edition are separate. You can view a Japanese-edition card on a Korean screen. Card names are not translated; the name from the card’s own language edition is used as it is.
Price basis
A card’s price is one representative price for an ungraded (raw) card. It is a real observed value picked from the last 30 days in a fixed order, not an average.
How SnapHolo differs from other services
SnapHolo is an independent service with no affiliation to Snap Inc. (Snapchat) or to any other service with “Snap” in its name.
- It is not an appraisal service. A scan result does not guarantee a card’s authenticity or PSA grade.
- Prices are reference information. Actual transaction prices can differ with the card’s condition, language edition and timing.