Markets · Trading Cards, Games & Modern Collectibles

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Card collectors bid on the grade, the population and the photograph of the slab. Auctionomy gives every card its own lot page and your house its own website, with no commission taken on the hammer price.

How your bidders buy

What your bidders read for

A grade is centring, corners, edges and surface

Collectors know the difference a single grade point makes at the top of the ten-point scale, and they read the photograph of the slab and the certificate number before they read anything else.

Sealed product is its own category

Factory-sealed boxes, packs and starter decks sell on the seal and the wrap. Bidders want to see the seams and any tears, and expect the lot to say whether the wrap is original.

Raw cards need careful description

Ungraded cards, sets and binders sell on an honest description of centring and wear and on clear photographs of front and back, so bidders can judge for themselves.

Catalogued your way

Every line of the entry has its place

Description, estimate, condition and provenance are separate parts of every lot on Auctionomy, and each one shows on the lot page. The entry shown here is an illustration, written the way the trade writes it.

Illustrative lot · fictional

Lot 312. 1979 hockey rookie card, fictional league issue, graded Near Mint-Mint 8

Card number 18 from the original wax-pack series, encapsulated by a third-party grading service. Certificate number recorded on the label.

Estimate C$1,500–2,500

Condition
Grade as stated on the label. Slab clean with light surface scuffs to the case only. Centring approximately 60/40 left to right.
Provenance
Consigned by the original owner, pulled from a pack in Ontario and submitted for grading in 2019.

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Timed sales that don't end on a snipe

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Categories collectors browse by

Arrange your catalogue by game, set, era or graded and raw, and let bidders filter, search and follow cards on a watchlist.

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Maple Quay Cards & Collectibles Auctioneers is a demonstration house: fictional, built on Auctionomy to show how a house specialising in trading cards, games & modern collectibles looks on the platform. Its name, colours, typeface and page layout are its own, assembled from the same components every house uses. Yours would carry your name, your logo and your look, on your own domain.

The homepage of Maple Quay Cards & Collectibles Auctioneers, a demonstration house built on Auctionomy
Maple Quay Cards & Collectibles Auctioneers, Toronto. A demonstration house; its lots are illustrations.Visit the demonstration site

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