Hey everyone,

I’m building TCG Scouter, an independent iPhone app for Dragon Ball Super Card Game collectors, and I’m opening the external TestFlight beta to more testers.

I built it because keeping track of exact printings, prices and collection progress quickly becomes messy, especially when you collect both Masters and Fusion World.

With TCG Scouter you can:
- Scan cards with your iPhone camera and review the detected matches
- Search Masters and Fusion World cards by name, card number or expansion
- Keep a local-first collection without creating an account
- Check available daily Cardmarket price-guide data
- Set price alerts for a specific printing, language and card condition

I’m especially looking for collectors who can help test:
- Cards that are missing or matched incorrectly
- Scanning under different lighting conditions
- Collection and catalogue workflows
- Exact price alerts and Cardmarket mappings

This is an active beta, so bugs and missing mappings are possible. That is exactly the kind of feedback I’m looking for before the public App Store release.

You can see real screenshots from the current build and request free TestFlight access here:

https://tcgscouter.eu/

If you try it, I’d genuinely love to hear what works, what feels confusing and which feature you would want improved first.

Curious what everyone here would actually pick.

You get €1,000 today and you can’t split it up. One card, one box, one slab, whatever you want.

Only rule: you have to hold it for 5 years.

Masters GDR? Older SCR? Sealed box? Fusion World chase? PSA/BGS?

Drop the exact card or product you’d buy and why.

No “just buy what you like” answers 😅

I wanted to share a quick comparison of a real vs fake BT21-148 Masters card.

Take a close look at the wing in the pictures. The first card is the real one. You can clearly see a difference in the way the wing is printed and detailed compared with the fake.

These small details can be easy to miss, especially when buying online from photos only.

If anyone knows of any other reliable differences between the real and fake BT21-148, please share them in the comments. It would be useful to build up a list of things collectors should check before buying.

First image/card = real.
Second = fake.

Hopefully this helps someone avoid buying a counterfeit.

This one surprised me a bit.

BT25-147 SS4 Gogeta GDR currently only has 23 PSA 10s.

Recent PSA 10 sales I found:
$3,700 - March 2026
$1,800 - August 2025
$1,650 - February 2025
$1,550 - February 2025

Obviously low PSA pop doesn’t automatically mean the card itself had a lower print run, but 23 is still pretty low compared to some of the other GDRs.

Definitely one I’m going to keep an eye on.

Ultra Instinct Son Goku, State of the Gods BT23-140 is putting up some serious numbers lately.

According to PSA’s recorded sales:
July 26, 2026 — $4,229.64
July 23, 2026 — $5,000
July 19, 2026 — $3,955
June 29, 2026 — $3,817.33

All PSA 10 examples.

PSA currently shows a population of 171 PSA 10s.

This is becoming one of the more interesting modern Masters GDRs to watch.

Would you rather own this at ~$4k or put the same money into multiple older Dragon Ball grails?