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Posted By: peter chao

Why wait for the grading companies or the auction houses to define what a card is? Why don't we define it? David C. brought up a very good point. A card has to be distributed to the public, it could also be distributed regionally. If it was never even distributed regionally there's no collectibility to it. You could simply take a photograph and call it a card.

Although most cards belong to sets, there are a few one card or one player sets, so it's possible to have a single card set.

Anything else we need to add to the definition? Should there be a size limitation? Most of us agree studio cabinets are cards. How about something larger?

Peter C.