Raw and graded cards
Listings can distinguish raw cards from graded cards and carry the set, card number, condition or grading details collectors need to evaluate an item.
CBAY starts where collector communities are already strong: Pokémon, TCG and trading-card collecting. Browse freely, use the free seller kit before listing, then activate when you are ready to sell or publish listings.
Listings can distinguish raw cards from graded cards and carry the set, card number, condition or grading details collectors need to evaluate an item.
Collectors can express what they have, what they want and whether cash balancing is acceptable when a trade is not equal in value.
Wish-list fields are designed around card, set, number, raw/graded preference, target grade, target price and local search radius.
Profiles can show collecting interests, preferred games or sports, trade preferences, city and reputation signals without forcing private data public.
CBAY supports local-first exchange concepts while keeping shipping as an option. Safety guidance remains part of meetup flows.
Local stores and organizers have dedicated fields for shop profiles, grading services, buy lists, trade nights and collector events.
Use the listing checklist, card-photo checklist, raw-vs-graded guide, local trade-safety sheet and wish-list template before you publish.
Activate the seller pathway using the current live CBAY checkout. After activation, complete the seller/profile information required for marketplace participation.
Purchase the current listing publication credit when a completed listing is ready to move through the CBAY publication flow.
CBAY grows city by city through collectors, shops and trade nights rather than pretending to be a global marketplace before local networks exist.