Organize Your One Piece Cards
By set, by color or by Leader: pick your method, gotem. shows you where each card goes and what you're missing.
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From OP09-001 to the last number, missing ones in gray.
Red, Green, Blue, Purple, Black, Yellow: your collection filtered in one tap.
Each version counted separately, if you want.
Just like your 9-pocket binder, or another layout.
One booster set per binder, OP-09, OP-10…, in number order. You spot the gaps right away. On gotem., a set binder fills itself in and grays out the cards you don't have.
Red, Green, Blue, Purple, Black, Yellow: the game's six colors, each with its own pages. Nice to flip through, handy for pulling cards for a deck. Your collection filters by color.
One binder per Leader, with the Characters, Events and Stages that go with it. In a free binder, you put cards in any order you like.
Parallels (Alt Arts), SPs, mangas, Treasure Rares: many keep them in toploaders or a showcase binder. A graded card is logged with its grading company and grade.
DON!! cards don't count toward a set: give them a box or a few pages of their own, especially the gold and special art DON!!.
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 (OP09-001, OP09-002…). Players often sort by color or by Leader. gotem. lets you do all of that, for free.
Up to you. Many put them right next to the regular version, others in a separate binder. On gotem., each parallel is its own card.
Apart: they aren't part of a set's card list. A free binder works perfectly.
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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