I am trying to figure out how to add a Kamigawa Neon Dynasty Double-Sided Token Foil to my collection. I just got my first collector's booster - and maybe the last one - it seems all these new variants are making it very difficult for anyone to keep track of how to identify them. I updated the price list and noticed that all of the latest sets seem to have no found prices for any of the tokens, and that seems fine, the prices change frequently so I trust they can be updated at a later date. I wasn't as familiar with these double-sided tokens though so I thought I'd check a few sources to make sure I was adding the proper card, and I wasn't really able to answer my own question. I was able to find the card in question on TCGPlayer but not on Scryfall and even on TCG it's not showing up properly when you use their filters. Is there a way to do this properly or is this generally unresolved right now? I did see that Scryfall has a couple of ways to capture these but can only guess that it's not widely in use because none of the recent sets that used this method are showing up there. on TCG https://www.tcgplayer.com/product/264094/magic-kamigawa-neon-dynasty-spirit-002-dragon-spirit-007-double-sided-token?Language=English

I would like to be able to add to the collection and tag quickly in one or two clicks. This stems from my desire to use decks/tags to indicate where cards are stored. Right now the new live add to deck feature isn't available when adding cards to the collection from search, making this a very arduous process. Any workflow that simplified this using either lists or decks would be really wonderful.

It would be great if you could see your collection statistics with both actual cards and unique cards. Currently, we only have the option of unique. Rather than clutter the view with a ton of parenthetical stats, it might be nice to just select a check box for which universe you're interested in - collection completeness vs. collection makeup.

Would it be possible to expand the available language selection to represent the complete list of foreign language printings (11) instead of only the six (6) currently allowed? https://mtg.fandom.com/wiki/Printed_languages