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Get a life.

And I of course made sure to make sure it was legit….because alot of these sites aren’t, and they even have a youtube video that shows you all about it. It’s awesome, look it up at, http://www.yout...feature=related

Seriously, check it out, it’s fun, free, awesome, and you can easily get your friends involved!

For one thing, Zistle already has libraries for baseball, basketball, football and hockey, which is a huge plus for me as I’m primarily a hockey card collector. Not only that, but the population of the card library is in the hands of the users. Who better to populate the library than the collectors who are purchasing and studying the cards and are intimately familiar with them? With Zistle, not only am I tracking my own collection but I’m helping to build an online database that anyone can use.

The pricing feature of Zistle will no doubt become more robust down the line, but the greatest part about Zistle is that it’s not just a pricing site, but encourages community and trading. You can share your online collection with others, and even create dynamically updating trade and want lists, among other things. Eventually the site will suggest trading partners based on these want and trade lists. This really separates Zistle from some sites which are geared towards pricing alone.

Most importantly, Zistle was created by people who are collectors themselves. They are very dedicated to the site and are constantly seeking feedback on how they can improve it. I feel like my online collection is in good hands and the site is being maintained by friendly people who are passionate about collecting themselves. If you haven’t given it a shot yet you really owe it to yourself to check it out.

Just to be clear I am not affiliated with Zistle in any way, other than the fact that I’ve spent countless hours populating my collection! This isn’t a plug, just an honest opinion.

I tried Beckett for a while, but their site was too buggy. I left it behind out of frustration.

This last month I’ve been using Zistle.com as my organization tool. I’ve stuck with it because I get great service and a site that is easy to use.

Now, CP might serve a niche that Zistle.com doesn’t. CP gets their pricing from ebay transactions and the auction house of Robert Edward Auctions. I trust both of those sites for their data, but I can get the same info and save almost 9 bucks a month. REA is too ’boutique’ to use as a base for 99.9% of the cards in any database.

“CardPricer has a good price point compared to its competitors.” That should read “… SOME of its competitors.”

I’ll go with Ashley on the free part of Zistle.com . Money that I save by not using one of the other pricing sites is money that I can use to expand my collection.

Collectors should ask themselves what they want out of a site. Organization? Pricing? Multi-sport? Service? Community?

Remember, valuation of cards is only good if you have a buyer that is willing to pay that price.

I don’t know about these other sites, but for pay sites, http://www.vint...ecardprices.com leaves ‘em all in the dust.

Lame.

Please be sure to check it out, you will be glad you did.

There is no way they have helped people buy 5,000,000 cards, you should check your facts.