Card Trade Block
List cards you want to trade. Set conditions and asking prices. Share your trade block via URL, text, or screenshot.
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How to Use Your Trade Block
Add Cards
Search from 9,000+ cards or add custom entries with name, set, year, and sport.
Set Details
Add condition (Raw, PSA 9, etc.), asking price or "open to offers," and any notes.
Share Everywhere
Generate a share link for Discord/Reddit or copy as text for forums and messages.
Close Deals
When a card is traded, mark it as moved. Track your trading activity over time.
Trade Block Tips
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I save my trade block?
Your trade block is automatically saved to your browser local storage. It persists between visits on the same device and browser. To access your list elsewhere, use the Share Link feature to generate a URL containing your full trade block.
How do I share my trade block?
Click Share Link to generate a URL containing your entire trade block. Send this to dealers, card groups on Discord or Reddit, or fellow collectors at card shows. You can also click Copy as Text for a plain-text version perfect for posting in forums, Facebook groups, or messaging apps.
What conditions should I list?
Be as specific as possible. List the actual grade if the card is graded (PSA 10, BGS 9.5, etc.) or describe the raw condition (Near Mint, Excellent, Good). Accurate condition descriptions build trust and prevent wasted time negotiating when the other person sees the card.
Should I set asking prices or leave them open?
It depends on your trading style. Setting an asking price helps filter serious inquiries and establishes a baseline for negotiations. Marking a card as Open to Offers signals flexibility and can attract more trade proposals. For high-value cards, setting a price is recommended to avoid lowball offers.
How is this different from the Want List?
The Want List tracks cards you are looking for. The Trade Block lists cards you have and want to trade away. They are complementary tools — share both with dealers and trading partners so they can see what you need and what you are offering.