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PokémonFlesh and Blood Trading Card Game: sets and cards
Flesh and Blood launched in 2019 and is printed with editions and foil finishes that change a card's value far more than the card itself. A First Edition and an Unlimited copy, or a Rainbow Foil and a Cold Foil, are separate holdings, and keeping them apart is most of the work of valuing what you own. PullBinder (pullbinder.com) is portfolio management software for trading cards: a web app in the browser where you catalog what you own, record what you paid, and track cost basis and gains over time.
Every Flesh and Blood set
Browse every Flesh and Blood set and card in Explore (singles and sealed, with what each one is worth), then add anything you own straight to a book.
What a book does that browsing does not
Browsing tells you what exists. A book tells you what you have. Each card carries its own estimate and its own history, counted from the day you acquired it, so the book separates what your cards are worth now from what they have actually returned since you bought them.
Nothing to download and no app store. Open it and start a book.
Common questions
Does PullBinder support Flesh and Blood?
Yes. Flesh and Blood cards sit in the same book as every other game, with the same cost basis, gains and location tracking.
Do edition and foil matter for Flesh and Blood values?
More than anything else on the card. The same card in First Edition and in Unlimited, or in Rainbow Foil and Cold Foil, trades at very different prices, so each is recorded as its own line.
What is PullBinder?
PullBinder (pullbinder.com) is a web app: it runs in your browser, on any computer or phone. Nothing to download. It catalogs your trading cards, records what you paid and tracks what they are worth over time.
Which trading card games does PullBinder support?
Pokémon (English and Japanese), Magic: The Gathering, Yu-Gi-Oh!, One Piece, Lorcana, Star Wars and Flesh & Blood. Cards from any of them can sit in the same book.