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Export Collection
Download your card collection as CSV (for spreadsheets), JSON (for developers), or plain text. Export your binder, vault, or the full CardVault database.
What to Export
Export Format
Ready to Export
Full database (10119 cards) as CSV
Fields Included
Card Name
Player
Year
Set
Sport
Card Number
Raw Value
Gem Value
Rookie Status
eBay URL
Export Tips
- CSV for spreadsheets: Import into Google Sheets or Excel to sort, filter, and track your collection value over time.
- JSON for developers: Use this format if you are building your own tools or integrating with other card management software.
- Track your portfolio: Export monthly and compare values to see which cards are gaining or losing value.
- Insurance documentation: Keep a CSV export as proof of your collection for insurance purposes. Include photos separately.
Frequently Asked Questions
What formats can I export my collection in?▼
CardVault supports three export formats: CSV (opens in Excel, Google Sheets, and Numbers), JSON (for developers and API integrations), and plain text (simple list that can be pasted anywhere). CSV is the most popular format for tracking collection value in spreadsheets.
What data is included in the export?▼
Each export includes: card name, player name, year, set, sport, card number, estimated raw value, estimated gem mint value, rookie card status, and eBay search URL. This gives you everything you need to track, value, and research your collection.
Can I use this for insurance purposes?▼
Yes. Exporting your collection as a CSV provides documentation of what you own and estimated values. For insurance claims, supplement the export with photographs of each card and receipts when available. Update your export regularly as values change.
Does the export include my binder and vault cards?▼
You can choose what to export: just your binder (collected cards), just your vault (stored cards), or the full CardVault database of 4,400+ sports cards. Your collection data is stored locally in your browser — no account needed.
How often should I export my collection?▼
We recommend exporting monthly to track value changes over time. Create a spreadsheet where you paste each monthly export, then compare columns to see which cards are appreciating. This is especially useful during hobby peaks (NFL Draft, NBA Playoffs, etc.).