Scan the label
Hold your camera over the slab. We read the cert number off the label. Typing it works too.
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Photograph a slab or type its cert number. The grade, the card name and PSA's own photos land in your vault.
FREE WHILE WE ARE SMALL · EU-HOSTED · SHOWCASE FIRST, MARKETPLACE LATER
Available, reserved and sold, live on every card.
Not from the seller. Checkable in one tap.
Thirty slabs is an evening, not a weekend.
One thread per slab. Accept, counter, decline.
Both sides confirm the deal. Both publish at once.
slabhub.eu/yourname. Nine slabs or nine hundred.
This is the link that goes in your Instagram bio. It never changes.
Buyers see this name on every slab and every review.
A real name or shop name. You can change it later.
Post the code in your bio and we check it. Verified handles carry a mark on your page.
Buyers filter by this. Leave it blank if you would rather not say.
slabhub.eu/{{ uname }} · six numbers, nothing more
Add your first slab and it lands on slabhub.eu/{{ uname }} straight away — that is the link you put in your bio.
Choose what goes out. We lay them out, write the caption and hand the finished cards to your share sheet — Instagram is one tap from there.
Add a slab first — a story needs something to show.
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Add Instagram's Link sticker. The address printed on the card cannot be tapped — only a Link sticker can. Hitting Share copies slabhub.eu/{{ storyHandle }} for you, so the sticker is a paste.
SlabHub never posts for you. Share hands the image to your phone; you choose where it goes.
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Buyers do not have accounts and cannot be replied to here — that is deliberate. SlabHub never has their email, and never contacts them.
Name a card, or go straight for the gem mints. We look inside every public vault and show you who is holding it.
Nothing matches that exactly. These trainers are holding the closest thing.
The first trainer to list it takes this search result. In the meantime, these vaults moved this week.
LIVE LISTINGS ONLY · GRADES FROM PSA, NOT SELLERS
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TYPE COLOURS ARE A TRAINER'S OWN PICK · THEY CARRY NO RANKING
Photograph the label, or type the cert number yourself.
That read was a close call — check these digits against the label before you publish.
No number on the card. Buyers send you one, and you answer in your DMs.
Pick one. "Still available, how much?" is the question this page exists to answer before anybody has to ask it.
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Add the back while you have it in your hand. Buyers check the edges and whitening before they ask a price — it takes about thirty seconds.
Skipping publishes the slab exactly the same. You can add the back any time from the slab's own page.
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The cert identifies the slab itself, so it cannot be changed here. If it is wrong, archive this one and scan it again.
Leave the price empty to show it as open to offers.
Buyers ask for the back. It is the fastest question you can stop answering.
This slab carries a confirmed sale. Deleting it takes that with it — the sale leaves your recently-sold history, and the proof that the deal happened is gone. Mark it sold instead and it keeps counting for you.
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NO BACK PHOTO ON THIS ONE
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SlabHub does not handle payment or shipping and is not responsible for the sale. You arrange the deal directly with the seller — double-check the cert and the person before money moves.
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Offers land here when somebody opens your page from your bio. Nothing to answer right now.
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GOES ON BOTH PAGES WITH {{ dRef }} SHOWN · PUBLIC
ACCEPTING AGREES THE NUMBER · YOU STILL SETTLE IT BETWEEN YOURSELVES
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Both reviews publish at the same time, once you have both submitted or after 14 days, whichever comes first. Neither of you can see the other's until then.
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This is the only copy of the link. If you lose it, log the deal again.