Appropriate Section to Post for Trade?

[theratedrabbi]

Hi,

I have a handful of vintage cards that I'm looking to trade or cash-and-trade into a 1934 Goudey #37 Lou Gehrig PSA-SGC 2-3. Where would be the appropriate section to post my interest as well as photos of the cards I have? Thanks so much. I'm relatively new to Net54 and I'm really enjoying it.

- Dave (@ratedrabbi on IG)

[ClementeFanOh]

Dave- good morning, and glad you are aboard. It's easy to do what you are
seeking to do. On the site's main page (the one you see after login), there
are a series of "breakdowns" that are clickable- "19th century cards", "T"
cards, "T206", "cards from 1920-49", "cards from 1950-59", and so on. Just
locate the category your trade material falls under and post a thread stating
what you are offering. If you've got cards that fit into more than 1 category,
I've seen many members cross post. Many posters will ask responding net54
folks to PM them, others provide a direct email- your call.

Trent King

[midmo]

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[nebboy]

The Ultimate Trade up -Here is a link of a thread from a guy that wanted to start with 1 card for trade with the eventual goal of trading up to a 1952 Topps Mantle. Fun read.

https://www.net54baseball.com/showthread.php?t=238153

[conor912]

Originally Posted by nebboy

The Ultimate Trade up -Here is a link of a thread from a guy that wanted to start with 1 card for trade with the eventual goal of trading up to a 1952 Topps Mantle. Fun read.

https://www.net54baseball.com/showthread.php?t=238153

Holy crap...I forgot about this one. No idea where it ended, but I was rooting for him.

[theratedrabbi]

Originally Posted by ClementeFanOh

Dave- good morning, and glad you are aboard. It's easy to do what you are
seeking to do. On the site's main page (the one you see after login), there
are a series of "breakdowns" that are clickable- "19th century cards", "T"
cards, "T206", "cards from 1920-49", "cards from 1950-59", and so on. Just
locate the category your trade material falls under and post a thread stating
what you are offering. If you've got cards that fit into more than 1 category,
I've seen many members cross post. Many posters will ask responding net54
folks to PM them, others provide a direct email- your call.

Trent King

Thanks so much!!