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Donate
Give us your worst.
Slabs you do not want, junk rares that have been in a drawer since the second Bush administration, bulk nobody will buy. Tell us what you have and it goes on the stage.
What happens to them
- 1. You tell us what you have. Nothing is posted yet and nothing is promised either way.
- 2. If it fits, somebody gets in touch and you post it. That is the point where an address is exchanged, and not before.
- 3. It goes up on the stage as a lot, credited to you unless you would rather it was not.
- 4. The proceeds are burned and added to liquidity. Nothing reaches the operator.
Read this before you post anything
- A donation is one-way. Once a card is sent it belongs to the vault and will not be returned, so send only what you are content to part with.
- Post gets lost. Nothing can be insured or replaced. The entry ceiling of $25 exists partly so this is a bearable risk.
- You get nothing in return. No tokens, no share of the sale, no promise of anything later. It is a gift to a joke you presumably find funny.
- Wait to be asked. Shelf space is finite and unsolicited parcels may be declined.