Your collection, in motion.
Cards, comics, slabs, and sealed. Show what you have, find what you need, and make the next move.
Listing Verified inspectionA Dallas-based inspection facility with chain-of-custody photography. Buyer-paid inspection available on any order.
Clear inspection limitsListing checks are documented without claiming to replace a grading company or creator.
Three-mode commerce, equal weightBuy, sell, or trade with the same protections, fairness, and mode-appropriate dispute resolution.
Cards, comics, manga, and more, all in one place.
Move between the things you collect without changing how you buy, sell, trade, save, or keep track of them.
ComicsComics, original art & animation cels
CGC, CBCS. Raw books, slabbed keys, original ink-on-board, animation production cels. Letterer, colorist, and inker credits where they belong.
66,386 in the catalog→
PokémonPokémon TCG & sealed product
PSA, BGS, CGC. Vintage WOTC, modern SIR, Japanese exclusives. Sealed booster boxes and ETBs with factory-seal verification.
49,029 in the catalog→
Magic: The GatheringMagic: The Gathering
Alpha through current set. Foil and non-foil. Sealed booster boxes, collector boosters, draft boxes, Secret Lair drops. Set codes spelled out, not assumed.
106,314 in the catalog→
Yu-Gi-Oh!Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG & accessories
PSA-dominant grading. 1st Edition LOB through GO RUSH!! Tournament prize cards, Egyptian Gods, and Speed Duel sets.
59,112 in the catalog→
One PieceOne Piece Card Game
PSA & CGC. Romance Dawn (OP01) through the current set, including Leaders, Secret Rares, DON!!, and promos. Starter decks, premium boosters, and sealed boxes use full Bandai set names instead of codes.
12,304 in the catalog→
MangaManga
1,337 in the catalog→
RiftboundRiftbound
1,384 in the catalog→
Dragon BallDragon Ball
16,054 in the catalog→
Disney LorcanaDisney Lorcana
3,583 in the catalog→
GundamGundam Card Game
PSA & BGS. Bandai's Gundam Card Game from GD01 onward, across 23 set codes. Includes Legend Rare (LR / LR+ / LR++) finishes plus championship and promo variants.
1,679 in the catalog→
Union ArenaUnion Arena
6,095 in the catalog→
Buy, sell, or trade. The platform treats them equally.
Most marketplaces treat trading as a feature bolted on. SlapSwap was designed around the trade primitive from the start, with the same protections and fairness, with mode-appropriate dispute resolution across all three.
Buy
Browse listings, make an offer, or buy outright. Every order carries the same protections and dispute resolution as a trade.
- Search and filter across every category
- Watch items and get wantlist-match alerts
- Seller handle, grade, and cert on every listing
Sell
List individual items across every category. The listing form captures grading service, grade, cert number, format, and price.
- List in minutes from any catalog item
- Choose fixed price or trade eligibility
- Manage every listing from one place
Trade
Propose item-for-item trades, hybrid trades with a cash adjustment, or pure swaps across collections. Trade is a first-class action, not a footnote.
- Offer your listings plus optional cash
- Accept, decline, or counter any proposal
- Trade comics, Pokémon, Magic, and more
Know what is being checked.
SlapSwap checks that routed items match their listings and keeps the handoff documented. It does not replace a grader or creator.
Dallas-based inspection
A partner-led inspection space in Dallas, with chain-of-custody photography on every routed item.
Tiered inspection routing
The model requires inspection on every $2,500+ item and every trade from $1,000+. It is optional below those thresholds. The full schedule is on the fees page.
Clear verification limits
Inspection checks that an item matches its listing. Grading companies and original creators remain the source for authentication.
Documented handoffs
Routed items keep condition notes and chain-of-custody photos together, so a dispute starts with the same evidence for everyone.
Look closer.
Print tells, set history, condition clues, and collector how-tos you can actually use.
Dark Charizard — Team Rocket 4/82 (2000): Reference Profile
The marquee standard chase card of Team Rocket — where the Unlimited holo is rarer at PSA 10 but the 1st Edition sells for 3-4x more, and the "no set symbol error" is a Jungle myth.
7 min read
Mox Ruby — Limited Edition Alpha (1993): Reference Profile
Filed as a bottom-tier Mox with Pearl — but at the only matched gem grade where the five can be compared, Ruby led Pearl and Emerald.
6 min read
Charizard — Legendary Collection 3/110 (2002): Reverse Holo vs Standard Holo
The card that introduced reverse holo to English Pokémon — and the grade inversion that makes the "plainer" standard holo the scarcer one at PSA 10.
4 min read1999 Base Set Charizard #4/102, 1st Edition: Authenticating the Stamp (and the Prerelease-Charizard Myth)
The "Edition 1" stamp is the whole card — how to read it, the dispositive black-core light test, and why the "Prerelease Charizard" does not exist (the error card is Raichu).
6 min read
Mox Emerald — Limited Edition Alpha (1993): Reference Profile
Two dated 2024 BGS comps (tracker-sourced), a partial population, and a thin cross-Mox ratio — the lowest Mox value tier.
4 min readAuthenticating Action Comics #1 (1938): The Original vs. the 1974 Famous First Edition and 1976 Reprints
Measure first: the 7.5x10.25 original vs. the oversized 1974 FFE C-26 and the 16-page 1976 Safeguard reprint, with the indicia confirmation.
7 min readSee how other collectors put it together.
Follow a list, compare notes, and find the next piece without turning collecting into a popularity contest.
Lists worth saving
Keep the references, runs, and ideas you want to come back to.
Four steps. No hidden mechanics.
The flow is plain: make an account, build a wantlist, transact, and settle. Fees, the inspection model, and dispute resolution will be documented in plain language.
Create your account
Account creation takes a minute. Choose what you collect, and add or change it anytime.
Build your wantlist
Add items to your wantlist. Match alerts surface new listings the moment they post, and become more useful as your wantlist grows.
Buy, list, or propose a trade
Browse and make offers, list your own items, or propose a trade across categories with an optional cash adjustment.
Receive, inspect, settle
Higher-value items will route through the Dallas inspection facility on the way to you. Settlement happens on-platform.