You hit it. Put your name on it.
Every card in our packs ships in a toploader with a small QR label on the back. Scan it, add your name, and the card on the public checklist shows who hit it. Right away, no account, no app.
Enter a claim codeHow it works
Three steps, about a minute.
1. Scan the label
Flip the toploader over. Your phone camera reads the QR code and opens the card's page. No camera? Type the 8-character code at rerunsandrebels.com/c.
2. Add your name
The name you want shown, plus your social handle and a photo with the pull if you like. It posts to the checklist the second you hit the button.
3. Show it off
Your page makes a share image with the card, your name and the series. Post it from your own accounts and tag the streamer or shop you ripped with.
What goes on the checklist
The checklist is public, and streamers put it on screen, so keep that in mind when you pick a name.
- Your name shows beside the card, with your handle if you added one. Your photo shows on the card's own page.
- One claim per card. The first name in stays unless you ask us to change it.
- Keep it family-stream clean. Names that wouldn't fly on a kids' show get bounced before they post.
- No prices, no values, ever. That's our rule for every checklist.
- Want your name changed or taken off? Contact us with the claim code and we'll sort it.
Label scratched or missing?
Each label carries the code in plain text under the QR, so a scuffed square still works. If the whole label is gone, send us a photo of the card front and back and the pack it came from, and we'll match it up.
Contact usA bonus for you too
The trophy label costs you nothing and does a few things a plain pack can't.
Free promo
The share image your buyer posts tags the streamer or shop they ripped with. Every grail that hits is a post about your stream.
A live checklist
Names fill in as cards get claimed, so viewers can see what's already gone from a series and what might still be in your box.
Nothing to do on stream
Claims happen when the card lands in the buyer's hands, after you ship. Rip, pack and send like always.
Proof it was real
A claimed card on a public list, with a date, is a record that the pull happened and went to a real person. Good for you, good for the hobby.
Tell your buyers
When a hit comes out of the pack, point to the label on camera and say the line: "Scan the back of the toploader when it gets to you and put your name on it." Leave the label on. Never peel, cover or move it to another card.
Selling rules and orderingGot a card in hand?
Scan the label, or type the code from under the QR.