# Your inventory on Atomichub

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On Atomichub you can get an overview of your collection by entering your "Inventory" via the burgermenu by clicking your username up in the top right corner of the navigation bar.

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From this menu you can also importantly navigate directly to your listings, or to claim your accumulated $WOMBAT rewards from having traded on Atomichub. Once opened you get an overview of the NFTs held by the logged in Wax account, as well as a total inventory estimated value (calculated from past sales for each NFT/NFT series)

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With the controls for multi-selections using the tick-boxes, or each individual NFTs options, you can choose to transfer, initiate new trades, [create new Gift URL links](/introduction/wax-ecosystem-guides/atomichub/creating-url-gift-claim-links.md), [burn](/introduction/wax-ecosystem-guides/atomichub/burning-nfts-on-ah.md)/back the NFTs with Tokens, or to create bundle listings.

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By clicking each individual NFT (when not having a multi-selection going), you can enter each NFTs individual/unique pages which holds every detail about them such as metadata (immutable/mutable attributes), or price history (including a graph)

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