Offer and Counter
A trade starts with the pieces, condition, photos, notes, comp context, and a clear record of what was offered before anything changes hands.
Multi-item offersCondition lockOffer-time photos
THE HOARD TRADE FLOOR
Trades should carry their history with them.
The Trade Floor is built for serious collector-to-collector movement: offers, counters, condition lock, comp context, risk flags, receipts, and Vault-to-Vault transfer. The point is not just moving inventory. The point is preserving the record when a piece changes hands.
Marketplaces move inventory. The Hoard creates legacy.Trade Judge
The Hoard can surface fairness, liquidity, confidence, provenance risk, thin-data warnings, and sentimental locks without pretending to certify the item.
Comp contextRisk flagsThin-data warnings
Vault Transfer
When a trade is complete, the receiving collector gets the item record, receipt, and provenance chain carried forward instead of starting from zero.
Trade receiptProvenance carry-overPrivate or public memory
GUARDRAILS
The Hoard records the collector agreement and the item history. It does not claim professional authentication unless a verified third-party certificate or brand confirmation is attached.
Payment, shipping, and escrow rails must only ship when the actual compliant product exists. The public promise here is the record layer: offer, receipt, provenance, and audit trail.