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The Collection page groups everything you own and everything you have done in Jupiter Gacha. It has three tabs: Items, Activity, and Shipping.

Items tab

The Items tab lists every item you currently own, from Collector Crypt and Phygitals packs alike: cards, and watches on watch pack pulls. Each item shows its image, its grade when it is graded, and its value. You can:
  • Search by card name or set
  • Filter, including Has offer under Buyback, which shows only cards still carrying a live instant buyback offer and adds a Buyback offer chip above the list: Collector Crypt cards within their 3-day window, Phygitals cards with a quoted offer
  • Sort, for example by value from high to low
The Collection Highlights section surfaces your most notable items. When a battlepass campaign is live, the Next free pack widget also tracks your progress toward your next free pack (see Rewards); it is hidden between campaigns.

Activity tab

The Activity tab shows recent pulls with a You / Platform toggle:
  • You: your own pack openings, with the rarity, source pack, value, and timestamp of each pull.
  • Platform: recent pulls across all Jupiter Gacha users.
Pulls from both providers are listed. Each Collector Crypt opening includes a Verify action that shows the verifiable randomness details for that draw. Phygitals openings have no Verify action: their fairness proof is a commit-reveal scheme documented by Phygitals rather than an on-chain transaction.

Shipping tab

The Shipping tab tracks Collector Crypt cards you redeem to ship home: status, estimated delivery, and tracking link for each shipment. It also holds the Ship home action. Before shipments can load, you verify your wallet by signing a message with Collector Crypt. The signature is a read-only verification: no transaction is sent and no fee is charged. Phygitals cards cannot be shipped from Jupiter Gacha: they are redeemed through Phygitals directly. See Shipping for both flows.

The card detail page

Every card has a detail page. A Collector Crypt card shows the four sections below. A Phygitals card shows Grading (when the card is graded), Metadata, and Contract info; it has no Vault details section, and its Est. value is Phygitals’ fair market value estimate rather than a Collector Crypt insured value. See Providers.

Grading

Metadata

Set, card name, description, Gemrate grade and ID, parallel, set URL, and spec ID. Gemrate is an independent aggregator of grading data.

Contract info

The token ID representing the card, and the blockchain it lives on (Solana). This is the on-chain representation of your ownership. It is also what you transfer if you send the card to another wallet.

Vault details

The vault holding the physical slab, its vault ID, and its location where available. Cards are stored with different professional vaulting partners depending on the card, for example PSA Vault or OmniVault. The Vault details section tells you exactly where a specific card is held.

Insured value

The card detail page labels a card’s value Est. value. Elsewhere in the app, for example on the reveal and in the marketplace filters, the same figure is called the insured value. On a Collector Crypt card, the insured value is a reference value assigned by Collector Crypt at its discretion. It serves one purpose: it is the basis on which the instant buyback amount is calculated. On a Phygitals card, the figure is Phygitals’ fair market value estimate for the card, which is the basis of the buyback offer Phygitals quotes on the card. Phygitals states that cards in its vault custody are insured through its vault partners against loss, theft, and damage; that cover is separate from the value displayed.
Despite the name, the insured value of a Collector Crypt card is not an insurance policy. It does not provide coverage for loss, theft, or damage. It is also not a market price: marketplace sellers set their asking prices freely, and a card’s market price can be above or below its insured value.