COLLECTING GUIDE
Use a set checklist without losing card numbers
Browse a set in printed order, distinguish extra-numbered cards, and track your own copy of each printing.
Start with a named expansion
A set name alone is not always enough to identify a card. Keep its card number alongside the expansion. For example, the Pokémon 151 catalogue has regular numbers through 165 and additional printings numbered above that; Crown Zenith Galarian Gallery uses a GG prefix.
Decide what “complete” means
You might aim for the printed-number checklist, all catalogue entries, or only illustration cards. Set your own goal before comparing progress percentages, since those scopes produce different totals.
Keep variants separate
Owning one printing does not mean you own every finish or physical variant. Record quantity, condition and variant on the card you actually have. Use the checklist as a search aid, then verify the physical card when updating your collection.
Use the public checklists
These set pages show every card currently in Senseiset’s catalogue for the pilot expansions, in card-number order. They are reference checklists, not offers to buy or claims that every physical variation is catalogued.