MintStack storefront collections
A focused public shop for graded cards, with clear auction terms, follower cues, seller policies, and item evidence that stays tied to the listing.
Follow this storefront
Save MintStack's graded-card auction updates, price moves, and seller replies to your marketplace activity.
Graded sky-dragon card
$412 current bid | live auction | professionally slabbed
Evidence on file
Slab photos, the label area, security seal, and custody record stay with this exact card.
Auction terms
$400 reserve | $16 bid step | $520 instant buy | 126 watching
Handoff choices
Hub pickup or insured shipping, with the item record available through release.
Buyer View
- Follow seller, save the graded-card shelf, watch the live auction, bid, use instant buy, or open a message thread.
- Seller rating, return terms, handoff choices, response speed, and report history stay near every shelf.
- Collections can group active, ending, and recently sold graded cards without mixing in another seller's inventory.
Seller Controls
- Pin a hero item, reorder graded-card shelves, feature ending auctions, and pause a shelf.
- Storefront policies cover returns, packing, pickup, response window, and condition photo standards.
- Low inventory, open reports, or missing proof can hide a shelf until the seller fixes the issue.
Auction Paths
- The buyer can bid in $16 steps or use the $520 instant-buy option while the auction is live.
- The $400 reserve, handoff choices, return setting, and item proof stay visible before commitment.
- Scheduled and ended auctions should show their state without offering an action that is no longer available.
Follower Signals
- Followers can see new graded-card listings, ending auctions, price changes, and seller replies.
- Saved seller alerts connect back to My Market, inbox, saved searches, and watched categories.
- Buyer controls should make it easy to mute a seller, stop alerts, or unfollow a shelf.
Quality Rules
- Storefront shelves require accurate titles, category fit, current availability, item proof, and seller standing.
- High-value graded cards need slab, label, security-seal, condition, and custody evidence before storefront placement.
- Restricted inventory, poor documentation, or unresolved reports remove the item from public shelves.
Operator Review
- Operators review shelf quality, buyer labels, follower alerts, auction terms, report risk, and graded-card category fit.
- Storefront performance should separate organic saves, seller followers, auction opens, bids, and paid placement.
- Every storefront change needs clear seller-facing reason, timestamp, and review owner.
Seller Profile
Public reputation, active auctions, completed sales, return terms, and reviews.
Growth Studio
Placement, listing quality prompts, saved-search demand, and timed-drop candidates.
Placement Review
Buyer labels, eligibility rules, budgets, reporting, and operator review.
Deals & Promotions
Auction events, seller-funded promotions, price-change labels, and owner-approved campaign rules.
Rewards Center
Seller rewards, member perks, trade credit, pickup boosts, and owner-approved limits.
Inbox & Alerts
Seller follows, auction alerts, price changes, bid notices, and pickup reminders.
Business Seller
Team access, approvals, storefront programs, service commitments, and owner review.
Seller Plans
Storefront shelves, plan benefits, follower tools, team permissions, and downgrade safeguards.
Current demo state
Storefront collections are represented as guided seller shelves.
The demo shows a public graded-card shelf, seller follows, valid auction actions, item evidence, policy cues, quality rules, and operator review using guided marketplace data.
Future platform state
Live storefronts need account-linked controls.
Launch needs seller permissions, follower storage, notification delivery, campaign reporting, abuse controls, availability updates, audit history, and support ownership.