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Brixton · DGPT

How DiscDex works

A persistent tracker for the Brixton DGPT trading card set.

1

Browse the checklist

Pick a set, then a subset. View it By Player or By Parallel to find exactly the card you're after.

2

Mark your cards

Tag each card Sale/Trade, Want, or PC. Add a whole parallel at once with the Bulk Want panel.

3

Add photos and details

Record serial numbers on numbered cards, add photos from your camera or files, and choose which PC or Sale/Trade photos appear publicly.

4

Find a match

Your Sale/Trade cards appear in the Market. DiscDex automatically matches what you offer with members who Want it, and shows offers from your Want list.

5

Auction a card

Want to let the market set the price? Hit Auction on any Sale/Trade card in My Stuff to set a starting bid, increment, and end time. Other members browse Market → Auctions and place bids. The seller and winning bidder see each other's contact info when time runs out.

6

Message privately

Prefer a direct deal? Select one or more cards from the same member and start a private bundle conversation — either side can add their own cards too, for a real two-way trade. Nothing is saved until you send the first message.

7

Complete the deal

Either member can adjust bundle cards and quantities. For a one-directional bundle, the seller chooses Mark sold/traded. For a two-way trade, each side confirms — the trade completes once both have.

The terms you'll see

Sale/TradeCards you have spare. Anything you mark here is listed in the Market for other members to find.
WantCards you're chasing. Use the Bulk Want panel to add a whole parallel across every player at once.
PCPersonal Collection — keepers you're holding onto, not trading away. Drives your completion bar.
AuctionA timed listing where buyers place bids. The seller sets a starting bid, minimum increment, and end time. Highest bid when time runs out wins.
ParallelA color or foil variant of a player's card — Base, Gold, Shimmer, and so on.
Run /NPrint run: how many of that parallel were ever made. /10 means only ten exist.
Pulled / availableHow many copies members have logged versus how many of the print run are still unclaimed.

Messages and privacy

  • Each conversation belongs to exactly two members. A bundle can be one-directional (all cards from one member) or a genuine two-way trade (cards from both sides).
  • Each active conversation can contain up to 20 cards total, from either or both sides.
  • Opening a bundle draft does not create an inbox entry; the first sent message does.
  • Additions, removals, and quantity changes appear as notices in the thread.
  • Message dates and times display in each viewer's local timezone.
  • Completed conversations stay private and move from Active to Archived.

Auctions

  • Create an auction from the Auction button on any Sale/Trade card in My Stuff, or from Market → Auctions → + Create auction.
  • Set a starting bid (whole dollars), a minimum bid increment, and an end date and time.
  • You can auction a single card or a multi-card lot in one listing.
  • Bids are max bids: you enter the most you're willing to pay, and the system only shows/requires the minimum needed to keep you in the lead — your true max is never shown to anyone, including the seller.
  • Choose an ending style: Sudden death ends exactly at the scheduled time, or Bump timer extends the end time by a seller-chosen number of minutes whenever a bid lands within that same window.
  • Sellers can cancel an auction before any bids are placed.
  • The auction closes automatically at the end time. The highest max bid wins, at the lowest price needed to beat the next-highest bidder.
  • After closing, the seller sees the winner's contact info and the winner sees the seller's — connect via Whatnot or Discord to arrange the deal.
  • If no bids were placed, the auction ends with no winner and the cards remain on your Sale/Trade list.
  • Bid history shows how the price moved over time, never any bidder's private max.

After a sale or trade

  • For a one-directional bundle, only that bundle's seller can mark the deal complete.
  • For a two-way trade, either side can confirm first; the trade completes automatically once both have confirmed — nothing is removed from either collection until then.
  • Changing the bundle (adding, removing, or adjusting a card) clears any existing confirmations, so a two-way trade always completes on its current terms.
  • Completion removes exactly the bundled quantities from each side's own Sale/Trade listing and preserves any remaining copies.
  • If availability changes, the bundle must be corrected before completion.
  • Removing the final card cancels and archives the bundle.
  • Archived threads are read-only and can be removed separately by either participant.
  • Removing your archived view does not remove the other member's copy.