Exchange
Trade with collectors. Or sell to us.
Swap books peer-to-peer with tracking on both sides, or skip the haggling and get a straight cash offer. Opening to members in the next release.
In development. Trading opens after collections are live, so every listing is backed by a real, logged copy.
Peer-to-peer
Trade
Direct swaps between members. You ship to each other; we hold any cash, watch the tracking and step in if something goes wrong.
- Free for book-for-book swaps
- 8% on cash top-ups only
- Photos of front, back and spine required
- Auto-release after 14 days
Instant offer
Sell to us
No listing, no waiting for a match. Get a fixed offer based on current market value and ship your books to us.
- 60% of FMV for raw copies
- 70% of FMV for slabs 9.6+
- Condition verified in hand
- Paid out to your bank
Trade flow
Six steps, every one tracked
Nothing ships until both sides have agreed, and nobody gets paid until the book arrives as described.
- 01
List
Mark books in your collection as available and add the ones you're hunting for.
- 02
Offer
Propose a swap. Mix books from both sides and add a cash top-up if the values don't line up.
- 03
Accept & pay
Once accepted, any top-up is charged and held. Book-for-book swaps skip this step.
- 04
Ship
Both sides get a packing checklist and upload tracking within 72 hours.
- 05
Confirm
When your book arrives, confirm it matches. Funds release; otherwise they auto-release after 14 days.
- 06
Rate
Leave a rating so the next collector knows who they're dealing with.
Fees, worked through
What a trade actually costs
Say your book is worth a bit less than theirs, so you add $40 to even it out. The fee only touches that $40.
Pure swaps with no cash have no fee at all.
Sell to us
A straight offer, no haggling
- Step 1
Submit
Pick books from your collection and request an offer.
- Step 2
Get an offer
We quote from current FMV: 60% for raw copies, 70% for slabs graded 9.6 and up.
- Step 3
Ship in
Accept, print the address, ship with tracking.
- Step 4
Get paid
We check condition in hand and pay out to your bank.
Exchange FAQ