Organizing Pokémon cards
By set, in Pokédex order or by type: pick your method, gotem. shows you where each card goes and what you're missing.
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Every card at its number, missing ones in gray.
From Bulbasaur to Pecharunt, region by region.
Each version counted separately, if you want.
Just like your 9-pocket binder, or another layout.
One set per binder, in number order (1/165, 2/165…). The gaps jump out right away. On gotem., a “set” binder fills itself and grays out the cards you don't have.
One Pokémon per pocket, from Kanto to Paldea, all sets mixed. Perfect for “catching all 1025”. The Pokédex page shows the ones you have in color, the rest as silhouettes.
Fire, Water, Grass, Lightning… with Trainers and Energy at the end. Great for flipping through, handy for building a deck. Filter your collection by type in one tap.
The whole set, every version included: regular, reverse holo, illustration rares, secret rares. In your set goal, you choose whether reverse holos count.
Illustration Rares (IR), Special Illustration Rares (SIR), Gold, 1st Edition: many keep them in toploaders or a separate binder. A graded card is logged with its grading company and grade.
A binder or a box for your duplicates, to trade. On gotem., from the 2nd copy on, a card can go up for trade against your wishlist.
The most common: by set, in number order. Those who love Pokémon more than sets go in Pokédex order. gotem. does both, for free.
A complete set with all its versions: every card in regular and reverse holo, plus the illustration rares and secret rares. It's one step above a “complete set”.
Up to you. Many put them right next to them, in the following pocket. On gotem., each version is a separate copy.
Yes: same layout (9-pocket, 4, 12, 16), same order, and you can take photos of your pages so they fill themselves in.
Yes, binders, collection and scanner are free, with no card limit.
Your collection, finally well sorted.
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