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The high desert case
A small collectables shop, catalogued as it is photographed and priced as we hold it. Where we have more than one of a card, the page says so instead of showing a single number.
- Browse without an account
- Prices are what we hold them at
- No cart, no pressure
In the case
All cardsEverything catalogued so far. A listing shows the price we hold it at and how many copies are in the case — where we hold more than one, it says so rather than showing a single number.
Princess Leia
1980 Topps Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back (Series 1) · 1980 · #3
$1.50Condition: Very goodHan Solo
1980 Topps Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back (Series 1) · 1980 · #4
$2.50Condition: very good
Categories
Grouped the way the shop actually stores it. Only categories with something in them are listed; the rest appear as they are stocked.
What this is, honestly
A cards and collectables shop in the high desert, early. You can browse what has been catalogued, sign in and keep your own collection list. There is no cart here: where a card is listed for sale, the listing is linked from its own page, and where it is not, the price is simply what the shop holds it at.
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