TCG Card Identifier Value represents a specialized tool in the digital collection management space, offering iOS users an automated solution for cataloging and valuing trading card collections. The application leverages computer vision technology to bridge the physical and digital aspects of card collecting, positioning itself as a practical utility for market participants seeking real-time valuation data. The core functionality centers on image recognition technology that processes photographs of trading cards through multiple detection stages. Users can either capture new images using the device's camera or upload existing photos from their library. The system analyzes card artwork, text elements, and symbolic identifiers to match specimens against an extensive database covering major trading card games. Successful identifications trigger detailed metadata displays including card name, set information, rarity classification, and current market value estimates sourced from active marketplace data. Interface design prioritizes operational simplicity with a minimalistic workflow requiring three primary actions: capture, review, and save. The scanning process demonstrates particular optimization for varying lighting conditions and card orientations, though optimal results require clear, well-lit images. Collection management features allow users to build digital inventories with searchable, sortable databases that track cumulative collection value over time. Real-world usage patterns show highest utility during collection organizing sessions, marketplace transactions, and insurance documentation preparation. User feedback consistently highlights recognition accuracy and valuation usefulness as standout attributes. Reviewer avish^narracott noted on March 21, 2025 that the application 'gives detailed info on card values, rarity, and more' suitable for both new and experienced collectors. toshia*haslam reported on March 18, 2025 regular usage for collection tracking, describing the scanning process as 'so easy to scan and keep track of their value.' Even the slightly critical review from Burnese Laurencebanrlmll on March 19, 2025 acknowledged superior performance compared to competitors, specifically praising 'amazing accuracy and insights' despite withholding a perfect rating. The application demonstrates strongest performance with modern card editions from major manufacturers, though vintage or obscure cards may present recognition challenges. Market valuations prove particularly valuable for active traders but carry inherent latency relative to live market fluctuations. Ideal implementation scenarios include collection auditing, sale preparation, and acquisition verification, though professional graders will still require physical inspection for condition assessment beyond digital recognition capabilities.