Free Resources
— For star Wars Card Collectors
Free Resources
Keep Track of Your Cards or Connect with Other Collectors!
Explore checklists and supplies to help you build, track, and protect your Star Wars card collection.
Topps Card
Checklists
Enjoy checklists from some of Topps' more popular releases over the years!
These are to help you understand what cards you might have, what cards you might want to look for, and just get a better understanding of all the cards, inserts, stickers, etc. that are in releases.
There are checklists from 1977 & 1980 to modern Topps releases.
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Newsletter
If you're tired of missing drops, restocking alerts, and collector-only deals —
The Collector Base is TTP's exclusive email list for Star Wars card fans who want exclusive deals, insider updates, and tools you won't find anywhere else.
Members get perks like 10% off their next order, first dibs on new listings, and subscriber-only sale events, all for free!
Join Collector BaseTrading Post
Cantina
Connect with other Star Wars card collectors who love the hobby! This Facebook Group is for those who truly love Star Wars cards and aren't just in it for the money.
We allow ISO (in search of) posts to help collectors find the cards they want to add to their collection.
Whether you're new to Star Wars cards or have been collecting since 1977, this is a space for you!
Join Facebook Group1977 & 1980 Downloadable Tracking Sheets
Due to getting my start with Star Wars cards with the 1977 & 1980 vintage sets, I created tracking sheets that can be downloaded and/or printed to help collectors keep track of their collection.
There are instructions and a video to help you figure out how to either download and use it on you devices or to print it out so you can keep track by hand.
I personally use these since I struggled to keep track of what I have, need, or want to upgrade, enjoy if you’re a vintage fan!
Card Storage, Display, and Shipping Supplies
Since I dove into the hobby with no one else around me already collecting, I struggled to find what supplies I truly needed to both collect and sell cards. There are so many different options on amazon, in store, etc., and I definitely made a few mistake early on with spending too much money on things like top loaders.
That’s why I decided to put together a resource to help others in a similar situation so that they can have one place to go to find options for storing, displaying, and shipping cards with both cheaper and more premium options!
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