Every badge a collector can hold, what it means and how far along you are. Badges show on your profile the moment you qualify.
Badges are worked out from your collection every time a page loads; none of them are handed out by us. Where a badge has tiers, your profile shows the highest one you have reached.
Who you are on Elite TCG.
An Elite Plus member.
Comes with an Elite Plus subscription; it is not earned by collecting.
An Elite Pro member.
Comes with an Elite Pro subscription; it is not earned by collecting.
The account that built and runs Elite TCG.
Held by the site owner. It cannot be earned.
Every copy you own, sold cards excluded.
Your collection is under way.
Have at least 1 card. Counts every copy in your collection, cards marked sold excluded.
A real collection, not a starter pile.
Have at least 25 cards. Counts every copy in your collection, cards marked sold excluded.
A serious, well-stocked binder.
Have at least 250 cards. Counts every copy in your collection, cards marked sold excluded.
A vault most collectors never fill.
Have at least 1,000 cards. Counts every copy in your collection, cards marked sold excluded.
One of the largest collections on Elite TCG.
Have at least 5,000 cards. Counts every copy in your collection, cards marked sold excluded.
Over nine thousand cards. One of the mightiest collections in the universe.
Have OVER 9000! cards. Counts every copy in your collection, cards marked sold excluded.
Sets where you own every card.
You have finished a set.
Own every card in 1 set, counted against the set's official card count.
Set completion is what you do.
Complete 5 sets in full.
Ten sets finished front to back.
Complete 10 sets in full.
Nothing left on the checklist.
Complete as many sets as there are sets in the English catalogue, and the bar rises every time a new set releases. Sets finished in any language count toward it.
Today's market value of everything you own.
Your collection is worth real money.
Collection worth $1,000 or more. Market value of everything you own at current prices. Only counted while your collection is public.
A five-figure collection.
Collection worth $10,000 or more. Market value of everything you own at current prices. Only counted while your collection is public.
A six-figure collection.
Collection worth $100,000 or more. Market value of everything you own at current prices. Only counted while your collection is public.
Cards from the 1999 to 2003 Wizards of the Coast sets.
You collect the old cardboard.
Own 10 cards from Wizards of the Coast era sets (1999 to 2003). Counts the cards you have saved, not the number of copies stacked on each one.
A deep run of Wizards-era cards.
Own 50 cards from Wizards of the Coast era sets (1999 to 2003). Counts the cards you have saved, not the number of copies stacked on each one.
The Wizards years are a section of your binder, not a corner of it.
Own 150 cards from Wizards of the Coast era sets (1999 to 2003). Counts the cards you have saved, not the number of copies stacked on each one.
You keep the era, not only its highlights.
Own 400 cards from Wizards of the Coast era sets (1999 to 2003). Counts the cards you have saved, not the number of copies stacked on each one.
A Wizards-era run that belongs behind glass.
Own 1,000 cards from Wizards of the Coast era sets (1999 to 2003). Counts the cards you have saved, not the number of copies stacked on each one.
Cards saved with a grading company and a grade.
You send cards away to be slabbed.
Have 5 cards saved with a grading company and grade. Counts the cards you have saved, not the number of copies stacked on each one.
A shelf of slabs.
Have 25 cards saved with a grading company and grade. Counts the cards you have saved, not the number of copies stacked on each one.
A hundred slabs is a wall, not a shelf.
Have 100 cards saved with a grading company and grade. Counts the cards you have saved, not the number of copies stacked on each one.
Grading fees are a line item in your budget.
Have 300 cards saved with a grading company and grade. Counts the cards you have saved, not the number of copies stacked on each one.
A slab collection measured by the crate.
Have 1,000 cards saved with a grading company and grade. Counts the cards you have saved, not the number of copies stacked on each one.
Trades that reached the completed state here.
You have traded with another collector.
Complete 1 trade on Elite TCG.
Trading is part of how you collect.
Complete 5 trades on Elite TCG.
A trading partner with a long record.
Complete 25 trades on Elite TCG.
Deals go through you.
Complete 100 trades on Elite TCG.
One of the most traded-with collectors here.
Complete 250 trades on Elite TCG.
Collectors following your profile.
Collectors follow what you add.
Have 100 followers on your profile.
Likes left on cards in your collection.
Your cards get noticed.
Collect 50 likes across the cards in your collection.
How long you have been here.
You were here at the start.
Join Elite TCG before 1 January 2027.