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Trading Cards

Lists of commercial retailers of Trading Cards and Collectible Card Games (CCGS). There are listings from all over the world. Sites listed here will sell cards from multiple games. Most sites here will sell Magic the Gathering and Pokemon Cards. Most also have the standard links service, message boards and chat rooms, and these features are not mentioned in the descriptions. Note that collectible sets of cards which were sold with a product such as cigarettes or tea are called Trade Cards and may be found at Shopping: Antiques and Collectibles: Advertising Collectibles: Trade Cards.

Please submit here only if you are a commercial retailer, and your site has a proper shopping cart system for orders. Any sites that are multiply submitted or appear to be private collections will not be listed. This is not a suitable category for personal collection sales, sites with no on-line ordering capability et al.

Magic the Gathering

Magic the Gathering was the first trading card game to achieve popular acclaim. There are now approximately five million Magic players in the world. To find out more about the game and how to play it visit http://www.wizards.com the company that makes Magic: the Gathering. There are a number of useful Magic sites with articles and down loads to help you learn how to play the game. They can be found in the Games:Trading Cards:Magic section.

Please submit sites that specialise in selling Magic the Gathering cards and related accessories. If your site also sells other trading card games, such as Pokemon, then please consider submitting it to the Shopping: Toys and Games: Trading Cards catergory. Please read the guidelines for descriptions carefully, no hype is allowed.

Movies and Television

This category is for retailers that primarily sell and market trading cards about movies and TV shows. Sites considered to be private collectors selling off extra or individual cards will not be listed.

Pokémon

The Pokémon trading card game evolved from a beginning in Japan as a Game Boy title. The trading card game has many different series within it and can be found in a variety of languages such as Japanese, English, French, and German.

This category is for retailers that sell Pokémon cards. Sites considered to be private collectors selling off extra or individual cards will not be listed.

There are three requirements to be listed:
Site must list products.
Site must list prices.
Visitor must be able to purchase via mail, email, phone, fax, and online shopping.

Sites that submit individual pages, parts of a site which is not the main page, and re-directs will also not be listed.

Popups, missing graphics, broken links, ect. , under construction pages will reduce your chances of being listed.

Sites consisting largely of affiliate links should not be submitted.

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