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# PolygonScan
*The following steps, which involve exploring PolygonScan and then importing the lands into the wallet, are not really necessary and can be particularly time-consuming in some cases, especially if you own a lot of lands and therefore need to load a lot of NFTs.*\
*The purpose is simply to make the lands appear in your Metamask wallet, but it is not necessary to take these steps to use the Coderblock Studio platform.*
To correctly add your lands to the wallet, you'll need to find their **Token ID**: a numerical reference that identifies your lands on the map.
All lands have the same **Contract**, identifiable by the address **0xF4b0c69d94F3A2A26B7E37F9876BaaB99eb4cB77**.
By visiting [*polygonscan.com*](http://polygonscan.com), you can search for the contract and its associated lands in your wallet (for convenience, [click here](https://polygonscan.com/token/0xf4b0c69d94f3a2a26b7e37f9876baab99eb4cb77) to go directly to the contract page).
On the right-hand side, towards the middle of the page, a small search box will prompt you to enter your wallet address. **Paste it directly from the Metamask extension**. Your countries will be listed with all transaction details and their respective Token IDs.
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