2 Results: trading post in Port Phillip, VIC

G'day all, I'm interested in doing a swap for custom trading cards. I'm an adult and interested in trading for fun. I’m interested in trading for cards you’ve made. Can be sketch cards or something different. The minimum number of cards I would like to trade is 5 cards. Maximum number is 10 at a time. I think trading the same number of cards is fair, however we can discuss. We would each pay our own postage for the swap. Postage would be in an envelope, it would cost $3.00 in stamps or $4.

G'day all, I'm interested in doing a swap for trading cards. I'm an adult and interested in trading for fun. The cards in the photos are the ones up for trade. Condition: the cards are likely to have scratches and edge wear. I will trade for other cards with special effects, from sport cards or non-sport cards. Can trade individually or for a few of them together. We would each pay our own postage for the swap. This would be in an envelope with packaging, it would cost $3.00 in stamps. Or $

G'day all, I'm interested in doing a blind swap for stamps. I'm an adult and interested in trading for fun. With the blind swap, we would each send envelopes to each other with 50 stamps in them. We would each pay our own postage. This would be in an envelope, it would cost $3.00 in stamps. I will send 50 mixed world stamps that I find interesting. You choose the stamps you send. I have good feedback and we can send the envelopes at the same time. Postage available Australia wide. If

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