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Find a card in under three taps — search by wrestler name or card number across all eras.

My Wantlist

Cards I'm actively looking for — generated from your checklist checkoffs across all eras. Show this to sellers or share via QR code.

Cards Wanted

Sets

Already Own

Check off cards you own on any era checklist page — unchecked cards build your wantlist automatically.

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For Sale Today

What I'm bringing to the table. Prices are asking prices — fair offers and trades always welcome. Updated before each show.

Undertaker

1990 Classic WWF #57 — RC

ASK

Steve Austin

1995 Cardz WCW #13 — RC

ASK

Goldberg

1999 Topps WCW/nWo Nitro #1

KEY

ASK

Hulk Hogan

1985 Topps WWF #1

KEY

ASK

Sasha Banks

2015 Topps WWE NXT Insert — RC

ASK

CM Punk

2021 Upper Deck AEW #1 — RC

ASK

Cody Rhodes

2022 Panini Prizm WWE #17 — RC

ASK

Gunther

2022 Panini Prizm WWE #19 — RC

ASK

Vintage Dollar Box

1985–2000 era commons — all eras

$1 EA

Modern Dollar Box

Topps/Panini base cards 2010–2024

$1 EA

★ "ASK" = priced at the table based on current market. I check recent eBay sold before every show.

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Next Local Card Show

Details TBD. Full table of wrestling cards — vintage boxes, modern singles, binder, dollar box. Come find the wrestling guy.

Monthly

Regular Monthly Show

I attend the local monthly show most months. New inventory every time — I'm always bringing fresh cards. Ask me at the table or check back here for dates.

All Shows

What I Always Bring

Vintage WWF, WCW, ECW · Modern Topps WWE · Prizm WWE · AEW · Dollar box · Trade binder · And a lot of wrestling conversation.

Tips for Shopping at Card Shows

For New Collectors

Start with a wrestler you love, not a random set
Don't be afraid to ask questions — dealers love talking cards
The dollar box is your best friend at the start
Condition matters more than you think — check corners and edges
Check recent eBay sold listings before buying anything over $20
Bring a want list — shows move fast
Raw cards are often a better value for set building
Have fun. This hobby is supposed to be enjoyable.

For Experienced Collectors

Shows are the best place to find underpriced vintage
Talk to every wrestling card seller — we network
Bring your wantlist AND your trade binder
Early bird gets the worm — good stuff moves fast
Negotiate respectfully — dealers remember rude buyers
ECW cards are criminally undervalued — buy them now
2012–2016 Topps WWE era is a sleeper — stock up
AEW cards are the most overlooked modern RCs in the hobby

Card Show Etiquette

The Unwritten Rules

Ask before opening binders or boxes — "can I look?" goes a long way
Handle cards carefully — pick them up by the edges
Don't lowball by 80% — it's insulting. Fair offers only.
If you're going to buy, commit. Don't hold cards for 20 minutes and walk away.
Support your local show — buy something even if it's a dollar card
Talk wrestling! The best part of the show is the conversation.
Bring cash — not every table takes cards
Bring kids — the hobby needs new collectors

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