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I missed this announcement. That could be really cool. I wonder if they’ll do reslabs as well? So if I have a Degree slab with current slabs and want to add to my collection without regrading, can I just upgrade to the black slabs? That would be an excellent add on for this. Either way, I like what they’ve got going on.

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I buy and sell on eBay and recently started using Collx as well.

I’ve tried using 130 point for comps but found it to be a bit clunky for larger lists of cards.

I’ve tried using SportsCardPro.com for collection tracking and some comps and it works reasonably well for collection tracking, but has some flaws as far as comps go.

Ultimately, if I’m looking for comps, I usually resort to just doing the old search on ebay for sold listings.

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Ok. What do you mean that you bought them on eBay and then let the seller submit them to PSA? Was that a service that the seller was offering? Or did you request it somehow?

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I can’t say for sure. I know that a couple of the local shops do whatnot shows. I don’t know if they do breaks though. In those cases, I think it just adds to the customer experience. They can maybe get something extra from the shop and still support the local shop.

I also think that some of the local shops have to find alternative ways of moving product if they want to stay afloat. Some of them are just too small and need the additional revenues. I know if I could get boxes at wholesale, I’d be doing a lot more breaks than I do. As it is, I just do them for fun and when I get boxes that are super limited and whose values have gone up a ton. It’s a way for me to still get money out of the box *and* see what’s in it.

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Super nice. I think both of those players are going to have better years this year too so should help the value some.

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Yeah, same here. I’ve made a couple of sales on collx, but the vast majority of my sales are on ebay so the value there is more relevant.

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Well, I sent both of them off to Degree for grading/slabbing, so I’ll have to post some when they return with 11s… 😀

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I need one of those around here. Not sure any of my local shops would do that. I’m sure they’d let me buy a box and rip it in store, but the beer part, not sure…

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Exactly. And I can’t always afford to rip a $600 box, but even if I sell the spots at a small loss, I still get to see what was in the box and still get a bit of the excitement of ripping the big hits and seeing them. I mean, the goal is to not sell at a loss at all, but I can validate it a lot easier if I don’t lose much on a break.

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Ok. I misread it. I totally agree though, why spend the time and money getting it graded if it’s one you want and the price is right.

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I had no idea that was an option at all. Interesting.

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I sort of like it for the same reasons. It’s simple and not overly designed. I still like some of the flashy ones too but find that I like having these in the collection too.

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I’ve had pretty good luck just taking a scan picture with my phone, and their AI has found most of the info for most of the cards.

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I’ve done some of both now. Its probably not going to be big enough as a market to replace ebay for selling but I like it so far.

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Yeah. I was just looking through some of the other cards they had and found that one. Decided to add it to the deal.

I’ve found that most of the sellers on collx are willing to accept a 10% or so lower price if youre buying multiple cards.