Trading Card Database

[Mike D.]

I think it's a great resource, although I use it for post-WAR and modern instead of pre-war. I'm also a contributor, having uploaded over 700 scans myself.

I use to to answer questions like:

"What was that guy's first card?"

"What cards did that guy have that year?"

"What IS this card I'm holding?"

[OLDBILL]

Has anyone purchased a card from here with confidence? Especially worrying about potentially expensive Cabinet cards posted there.

[G1911]

Originally Posted by OLDBILL

Has anyone purchased a card from here with confidence? Especially worrying about potentially expensive Cabinet cards posted there.

It’s a BST board like any other, caveat emptor.

[BillyCoxDodgers3B]

Originally Posted by OLDBILL

Has anyone purchased a card from here with confidence? Especially worrying about potentially expensive Cabinet cards posted there.

I've never made a large purchase from there, but all the small purchases were great. Have traded a ton, too. That site is full of very friendly people, and there's finally a place for us to rid ourselves of junk era material to collectors who actually collect it! I highly recommend it. Just deal with people who are capable of prompt and courteous communication, keep your monetary transaction values small, and it's a great place.

If anyone decides to join in the fun and wants to add a ton of cards to their trade list on there, I would advise against using Google Chrome, as there are often issues with the site freezing or just general slowness. Firefox seems to work the best for me when adding tons of cards at one time. Edge isn't terrible, either, but stick with Firefox.

[OLDBILL]

Thanks everyone for all your kind advice.