Set your wants
Name the cards you’re missing, one exact printing or any Meowth you don’t own, and what you’ll pay: market price, or a percent of it. Your 500 CC to start covers the first one, postage included.
Pokémon card trading by mail, no haggling. Name the cards you’re missing and offer market price for them, or your own percent of it (100 CC ≈ $1). When another collector lists one, they can mail it straight to you. Your doubles pay for the next ones.
Nothing to pay, no card details · Takes about a minute
Near MintExample: what a collector sees when they list a card you want
Standing offer on this exact card & condition: 758 CC ($7.58) — already agreed, no haggling.
Credits land after delivery confirmation.
Your free 500 Credits covers one of these, postage included
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How it works
You know the binder with the gaps — the last few numbers of a set, the Meowth printings you’ve never held. Here, you name them once and the matches come to you.
Name the cards you’re missing, one exact printing or any Meowth you don’t own, and what you’ll pay: market price, or a percent of it. Your 500 CC to start covers the first one, postage included.
The moment another collector lists a card that fits, they see your offer already agreed and can accept on the spot — even at 3 a.m. They ship, you confirm delivery, and only then do your credits move.
The shoebox — doubles too good to toss, not good enough to grade — is what pays for the next card. List them once; when one matches someone’s want, ship it and the credits land after delivery is confirmed.
That’s the loop. Cards you don’t want become credits. Credits become cards you do.
The Credit Economy
Collector Credits are the price tags of the community. Every card has a live market price in CC — so a 758 CC card is a $7.58 card, and everyone knows it. Credits never leave the loop: you can’t cash out, so nobody’s here to flip currency. Everyone’s here to complete collections.
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Trade Protection
Mailing a card to a stranger should feel boring, not brave. A flat 3% of what the sender is paid on each completed trade funds Trade Protection for the whole community.
File a claim and Trade Protection reimburses you in credits. The sender’s reputation takes the hit, not your balance.
Report within the review window. We arbitrate against the listing evidence and condition standard, and refund the difference.
Every collector has a public track record: trades completed, positive rate, verified badge. You always know who’s on the other end of the mailbox.
See it working
CollectorCredits starts where you already are: your binder. Track completion by set or by Pokémon, watch market prices move, and let your standing wants hunt for you.
64 of 243 collected (26%)



My Collection: Every printing, every condition, completion bars per Pokémon — Meowth, 64 of 243 collected (26%).
Standing Wants: Any Pikachu I don’t own · offer 100% of market · 1,248 cards covered. Set it once. Let the collectors who have them fulfill it.
NMRoserade · Secret Wonders #17 · Near Mint — this card is wanted by another collector.
The Match: Accept the match → ship the card → receive 758 CC after delivery confirmation.
Reputation: PikaCollector · Verified · 12 trades, 100% positive · member since Mar 2023 — with your credits balance front and center.
Fair questions
It’s real, and there’s no catch waiting further in. 500 CC goes into your balance when you join. Postage is 125 CC a package, so that covers one listed card and the postage to mail it. You pick a card a collector has listed; when they accept, they pack it and mail it to you. There’s nothing to buy and no card details to give. Credits never turn into cash — they turn into cards.
Every card has a live market price, with visible price history. 100 CC ≈ $1. You can offer above or below market — a want at 120% of market price, for example.
No, and that’s deliberate. Credits are for collecting, not currency speculation. The closed loop keeps value inside the community and keeps the site full of collectors instead of people flipping currency.
Trade Protection, funded by the 3% fee, covers non-delivery and condition disputes. Condition is declared against our published standard, and disputes are arbitrated with the listing evidence — not argued in DMs.
The sender ships, following the protected shipping guidelines built into every match. Credits are released only after delivery confirmation.
Joining, cataloging, and listing are free. The only fee is 3% of what you’re paid when a trade completes, and all of it funds Trade Protection.
And your chase card is sitting in someone else’s shoebox. Set your wants tonight and let the collectors who have them come to you — with 500 CC on us to start, in the only currency that turns into the cards you’re missing.
Takes about a minute · 500 CC to start, enough for your first card · Nothing to pay, no card details