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Riftbound card scanner

Point it at any Riftbound card.
Printing, grade, and price.

In Riftbound the printing is the price: the same champion can be a fifty cent base card or a four figure Signature, and the difference is an asterisk in the collector number. ZeroPop reads the exact printing from two photos, grades the copy on four axes, and prices what you actually pulled.

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Updated August 25, 2026

The short answer

ZeroPop identifies a Riftbound card from two photos down to the exact printing, Signature, Showcase, and Overnumbered included, then grades the copy on corners, edges, surface, and centering and prices it at that condition. As of August 2026 the single-game Riftbound scanner apps identify and price cards, but none of them grade.

How it works

Two photos, about a minute.

01

Photograph it

Front and back, from your phone or your laptop. Flat surface, even light, no glare across the foil.

02

It gets identified and graded

The scanner resolves the exact card, set, and printing, then scores corners, edges, surface, and centering the way a grading room scores them.

03

You get the real price

Live market data prices the exact printing you scanned, adjusted for the grade your copy actually earned, not a generic near mint number.

Reading the card

How to tell what Riftbound card you have.

Riftbound's chase system lives in the collector number. Here is what the scanner reads, and what to look for yourself.

The asterisk means Signature

A star beside the collector number marks a Signature: foil only, with the artist's signature printed into the art. It is the single most valuable tell in the game, and the easiest to miss on a fresh pull.

Overnumbered means short print

A collector number above the printed set size marks an Overnumbered card, Riftbound's short-print chase tier. If the number is bigger than the set, the card is not a base printing.

Showcase shares a name, not a price

A Showcase printing carries the same card name as its base version and can be worth a hundred times more. Name alone never prices a Riftbound card; the scanner resolves which printing you hold.

Five sets, five numberings

Origins, Spiritforged, Unleashed, and Vendetta each carry their own numbering, with Radiance arriving October 2026. The scanner resolves the set automatically, so a champion reprinted across sets never gets crossed up.

Scanner vs scanner

ZeroPop vs single-game Riftbound apps.

FeatureZeroPopRiftbound scanner apps
Identifies the exact printingYesYes
Live market priceYesYes
Condition grade (corners, edges, surface, centering)Yes, all four axesNo
Value at your copy's grade, not just near mintYesNo
Pre-grade before paying a PSA or CGC feeYesNo
Other games in the same appPokemon, Magic, Yu-Gi-Oh!, One Piece, sports, and moreRiftbound only
Works in the browser, nothing to installYes, one free grade with no accountRarely

Every scanner app identifies cards and shows a price. The grade is the difference: a near mint price means nothing if your copy is not near mint, and a gem-worthy copy of a chase card is worth a multiple of the listed price. As of August 2026 no single-game scanner app returns a condition grade.

Every Riftbound set so far

The full release run the scanner covers.

  • Origins

    The global launch set, October 31, 2025, shipped through a real supply crunch.

  • Spiritforged

    Set 2, February 2026.

  • Unleashed

    Set 3, May 2026, home of the Overnumbered chase tier's breakout cards.

  • Vendetta

    Set 4, July 2026, the first simultaneous worldwide release.

  • Radiance

    Set 5, October 2026. Card reveals start late September.

Cards worth pulling the scanner out for

As of August 2026. This market moves fast; scan your copy for the live number.

  • Ahri Signature printings (Origins and Spiritforged)

    The face of the game; top Ahri Signatures have been reported in the low four figures.

  • Kai'Sa, Daughter of the Void Signature (Origins)

    A launch-set Signature that established the tier's ceiling early.

  • Akali, Rogue Assassin Signature (Vendetta)

    The newest set's headline chase.

  • Baron Nashor Overnumbered (Unleashed)

    Proof the Overnumbered tier chases too, reported well into four figures at its peak.

Live community scans

Riftbound cards graded on ZeroPop.

Real scans from the community, each with a full four-axis grade. Tap a card for its grade population and price history.

Questions

Scanning Riftbound cards, answered.

What is the best app to scan Riftbound cards?+

A handful of single-game apps identify Riftbound cards and show prices. ZeroPop is the scanner that also grades: every scan returns the exact printing, a four-axis condition grade, and the value at that grade, and the same app covers Pokemon, Magic, Yu-Gi-Oh!, One Piece, and sports cards. Try it on one card free in the browser.

What does the star next to the collector number mean?+

That is a Signature card, Riftbound's top pullable chase: foil only, with the artist's signature printed into the art. Community pull estimates run around 1 in 30 booster boxes, and top Signatures trade in the four-figure range as of August 2026.

What is an Overnumbered card?+

A card whose collector number is higher than the printed set size. It marks Riftbound's short-print chase tier, alongside Showcase printings. The scanner reads the number against the set's real size, which is exactly the check that is easy to fumble by eye.

How much are Riftbound cards worth?+

Anywhere from pennies to four figures, and the printing decides it: base versions of most cards are under a dollar while Signature and Showcase versions of the same names carry the value. ZeroPop prices the exact printing you scan from live market data, then adjusts for your copy's graded condition.

Which sets does the scanner cover?+

All of them: Origins, Spiritforged, Unleashed, and Vendetta, with new sets added as they release. Radiance lands October 2026 and will be covered at release.

Keep going

Find out what you pulled,
printing, grade, and price.

Photograph both sides of any Riftbound card and get the exact printing, a four-axis condition grade, and the live price in about a minute. No account, no credit card, no download.

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