A free digital binder and wishlist for Ana Inciardi mini print collectors. 800+ prints. 250+ machines. miniprint.io.
Most Ana Inciardi collectors start with a spreadsheet or a notes app. The problem is that spreadsheets do not update when new prints are released, do not show you where machines are located, and do not connect you with other collectors for trades.
Vault is a mini print collector app for Ana Inciardi, Bright Side Prints, Pocket Change Press, Jen Scribbles, Lucky Little Prints and Sam Nga Blum. It maintains a live catalog of all 800+ known prints, maps 250+ vending machines with real-time status, and lets collectors trade directly inside the app. Collecting and tracking are free at miniprint.io.
Spend a day in any trade group and you will see the shorthand. ISO means in search of: a print you want. DISO means desperately in search of: the one you would trade almost anything for. UFT means up for trade: a dupe you are ready to let go.
Vault keeps the same lists for you. Every print you mark as hunting goes on your ISO list, the wishlist of what is still missing from your binder, and every extra copy shows up as a dupe you can offer. When you post a trade, put your DISO prints first, so the collector who has one knows to reach out.
You can track your Ana Inciardi mini prints in Vault, a digital binder that catalogs all known prints and lets you manage your collection for free. Everything stays in one place and updates as new prints are released. Start tracking at miniprint.io.
Yes. Vault maintains one of the most complete lists of Ana Inciardi mini prints, with 800+ prints catalogued and regularly updated as new prints are confirmed by the collector community. You can browse the full list at miniprint.io/ana-inciardi-print-list.
Collecting and tracking on Vault are free. Create an account at miniprint.io and start your digital binder right away. Matching, trades and Rooms are part of Vault Annual at $12.99 a year.
Yes, with Vault Annual at $12.99 a year. Vault shows you what other collectors are looking for, matches your dupes against their ISO lists, and has built-in direct messaging so you can arrange the swap inside the app.
They are collector shorthand you will see in every trade post. ISO means in search of, DISO means desperately in search of, and UFT means up for trade. On Vault, the prints you are hunting make up your ISO list, your wishlist of what is still missing, and your extra copies are the dupes you have up for trade.
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