How to start collecting Ana Inciardi mini prints
You can be a collector after one visit to one machine. Here is how to set up a collection you'll enjoy keeping track of.
1. Find a machine
There are 237 active machines on the map across 44 US states. Browse machine locations by state, pick the closest venue with a recent stock report, and check its hours. Machines usually take quarters, and some venues use tokens from the counter.
2. Log what you get
Search the catalog by name or code and mark the prints you own. There are 739 prints and versions, so quick add by name is the fastest way to enter a handful at once. Pull the same print twice? The second copy becomes a spare automatically.
3. Pick a set to chase
Collections group prints by venue, city, event or series, and each one shows how many you have and which are missing. Choosing one set to finish makes the hunt feel less random. Browse them on the collections page.
4. Build a want list
Add the prints you're hunting. Choose “any version” if you'll take a standard or a shiny, or pin one exact variant if you're picky.
5. Trade your duplicates
Spares are your trade stock. MiniPrintPal pairs you with someone who holds a print you're after and is hunting one of your spares, then proposes an even swap. See how trading works for the safety steps.
Know the rare ones
Some prints are unicorns or out of circulation. You won't pull those from a machine, so keep an eye on them in trades.
MiniPrintPal is an independent fan project and isn't made by or affiliated with Ana Inciardi or Inciardi Prints. Print artwork belongs to its artists.