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Track Collection Prints, Missing Cards and Graded Copies
Use this tcg card shop simulator collection tracker to check every set total, record missing prints, separate graded cards and compare the optional mod.
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Track distinct prints across every collection set
For version 1.0, ordinary collection completion covers 4,436 card prints across Tetramon Base, Destiny, Ghost and Ascension; the table below lists every set and its contribution. Check your owned and missing variants in the in-game card album, keeping graded copies separate from ordinary print completion.
Collection totals and the variants each set includes
Collection completion counts distinct prints rather than unique playable monster identities. That means the set, print type and Normal or Foil finish matter when you decide whether a checklist entry is filled. Grading a copy does not create another ordinary set-print entry.
| Category | Print total | Variant scope | Contribution to completion |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tetramon Base | 1,452 prints | 121 identities × six print types × Normal/Foil. | Counts toward the ordinary collection total. |
| Tetramon Destiny | 1,452 prints | A separate artwork set with corresponding print types and Normal/Foil finishes. | Counts separately from Base toward ordinary completion. |
| Tetramon Ghost | 80 prints | 40 Normal and 40 Foil Ghost prints. | Counts toward the ordinary collection total. |
| Tetramon Ascension | 1,452 prints | 121 identities × six print types × Normal/Foil. | Counts toward the ordinary collection total. |
| All ordinary sets | 4,436 prints | Base, Destiny, Ghost and Ascension combined. | The complete version-1.0 ordinary print target. |
| Graded filter | Track slabbed cards separately. | Graded copies of existing prints. | Grading does not add another ordinary set-print entry. |
Build a checklist from the in-game album
Use the album to inspect what you own before updating an external checklist. Give each exact print its own entry so a familiar card identity does not hide a missing variant. Keep an ownership flag for that entry rather than treating another duplicate as a new checklist result.
- Open the in-game card album to inspect your owned card prints and establish the starting point for your checklist.
- Switch between the collection categories and inspect their variants to identify the prints you still need.
- Record each print's set, card identity, print type and foil status so your checklist distinguishes the exact versions you are collecting.
- Mark whether each exact print is already owned, giving you an owned-or-missing record that you can revisit after opening packs.
- Compare your owned-print counts with the set totals and the combined 4,436-print version-1.0 target to see where collection gaps remain.
Keep graded cards and mod-added points separate
Use the separate Graded filter when you want to inspect slabbed cards. Keep those records alongside your ordinary checklist without adding them as extra ordinary prints. This lets you follow a grading goal while still comparing ordinary completion against the same set totals.
If a modification adds collection points or card rewards, record that progress separately from the native collectible-card total. Label your records clearly so you know whether you are checking owned prints, graded cards or a mod's progression system. Use the album's exact-print ownership information when updating the ordinary collection checklist.
What the optional Collection Tracker mod adds
The third-party Collection Tracker mod, version 3.0.5 updated October 14, 2026, adds expansion completion counts, owned-card lists and missing-card lists. It also provides graded-card information and collection statistics. Consider it if you want those extra views while managing your collection.
Version 3 introduced integration with QOL ShopOS, and later fixes include a vanilla-phone fallback. Check the mod's compatibility notes against the game version and other modifications you use before installing it. Keep the mod's collection views separate from any assumptions about Steam achievement progress.
Check dependencies and achievement behavior
- Check the listed core loader, BepInEx 5.4.23.5, when preparing the mod setup.
- For the corresponding custom-expansion integration, check Enhanced Prefab Loader and EPL API as required dependencies.
- Review the QOL ShopOS integration and vanilla-phone fallback notes so you understand the phone setup described for the mod.
- Test Steam achievement progress separately after changing progression features instead of assuming every native achievement behaves the same way.


