Relic Roster ID
A Unique Identity for Your Collectible
Every item you add to Relic Roster gets a unique Relic Roster ID that stays with its record over time.
What Is a Relic Roster ID (RR ID)?
A Relic Roster ID (RR ID for short) is a unique identifier every item picks up automatically when you add it to Relic Roster. It’s attached to that one item’s record and stays with it over time. That makes the piece easier to look up, and it gives the item’s ownership history somewhere to live as it changes hands.
Why It Matters
One Identifier, Many Owners
One Number for the Item
Every item you add gets its own Relic Roster ID. No two items share one.
Quick to Look Up
Instead of describing a piece from memory, you have a single ID that points straight to its record.
It Belongs to the Item
The ID is tied to the collectible's record, not to your account, and it isn't reassigned to something else later.
Survives a Change of Hands
When the collectible moves to another collector, the ID goes with it, so the record doesn't reset.
Keeps the History Together
Ownership changes and notes stay attached to the ID, so an item's record builds up over time instead of scattering.
Made to Work With Transfer
Transfer a collectible to another Relic Roster user and its ID stays put.
How It Works
How a Relic Roster ID Is Used
01
Add an Item
Catalog the collectible in Relic Roster with its details and photos.
02
It Gets a Relic Roster ID
Every item is assigned an ID the moment you add it, and that ID stays with the record from then on.
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The History Adds Up
Notes, ownership changes, and transfers attach to that ID as the item moves through your collection and beyond.
It Works With Transfer
An ID earns its keep when a piece changes owners. Transfer moves a collectible and its record to another Relic Roster user after a sale, a gift, or a trade. The ID stays attached, so the ownership history keeps going instead of starting over.
Learn about TransferThe RR ID ties into the rest of managing your collection: add items with the AI Scanner, keep provenance records on each piece, transfer an item when it changes hands, and share selected pieces through Collector Showcases. Plan details are on the pricing page.
FAQ
Common Questions
A Relic Roster ID, or RR ID for short, is a unique identifier every item in Relic Roster gets automatically when you add it. It stays with that item's record over time, which makes the piece easier to look up and gives its ownership history a place to build as the item changes hands.
No. Every item is assigned one automatically the moment you add it to your collection. There's nothing to set up or apply for.
No. A Relic Roster ID is only an identifier for record-keeping. It doesn't authenticate a collectible, certify who owns it, or guarantee its provenance, and it isn't a blockchain token or a legal document.
It stays with the item. When you transfer a collectible to another Relic Roster user, the ID goes along, so the ownership history carries on under the same identifier instead of starting fresh.
It gives that history a fixed reference point. Ownership changes and notes recorded over time attach to the ID. It helps you keep a provenance and ownership record; it doesn't create or verify one for you.
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Relic Roster ID
Start With One Item
Add a collectible to Relic Roster and it gets a Relic Roster ID automatically, tied to its record from the start.
No credit card required for the free plan.