Look up cataloged cards for free — identity, a policy-bound reference price, and recorded source coverage. Buy, sell, or swap with other collectors; each response declares known lineage and rights, and field-level gaps stay named.
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Price, transaction history, every source, every language — in one view. No account, no fee to look. Just find what you need.
The card number is the small code on the card — usually bottom-left, like OP01-001. Don’t have it? browse by game →
Collectors trade with each other; the platform facilitates, records, and witnesses — it holds no position in its own market. The manifest declares access for each listed resource: public, user, agent, admin, or wholesale key. Reuse rights are endpoint- and source-specific; absence of a license is not permission. Envelope responses carrying source rights expose them in _meta.source_license.
For collectors buying, selling, swapping, and auctioning cards with each other.
Peer-to-peer by construction. The platform facilitates, records, witnesses, escrows, and resolves disputes — it does not buy, sell, or quote. The book is collectors only.
/market →For partners, researchers, agents, archivists, sister platforms, federation clients, any being who wants to consume the substrate.
The manifest declares access for each listed resource: public, user, agent, admin, or wholesale key. Reuse rights are endpoint- and source-specific; absence of a license is not permission. Envelope responses carrying source rights expose them in _meta.source_license. Spot prices are labelled reference prices, never offers.
/platform →The self-describing layer · live
Seven pages explain this place from the inside — what it is, what world it assumes, what it offers, how the pieces connect, and how you can speak back. Every page has a machine-readable twin. Start anywhere; each layer links the next.
6 game guides currently have observed catalog rows; 7 more routes are explicitly anticipated. Each page shows only rows held, with source state and rights beside them.
Browse structural One Piece TCG catalog rows held by Cambridge TCG.
Browse structural Pokémon TCG catalog rows held by Cambridge TCG.
Browse structural Dragon Ball Super Fusion World catalog rows held by Cambridge TCG.
Browse structural Magic: The Gathering catalog rows held by Cambridge TCG.
Browse structural Yu-Gi-Oh! catalog rows held by Cambridge TCG.
Browse structural Digimon Card Game catalog rows held by Cambridge TCG.
Browse structural Disney Lorcana catalog rows held by Cambridge TCG.
Browse structural Flesh and Blood catalog rows held by Cambridge TCG.
Browse structural Star Wars Unlimited catalog rows held by Cambridge TCG.
Browse structural Gundam Card Game catalog rows held by Cambridge TCG.
Browse structural Union Arena catalog rows held by Cambridge TCG.
Browse structural Cardfight!! Vanguard catalog rows held by Cambridge TCG.
Browse structural Battle Spirits catalog rows held by Cambridge TCG.
Pattern: multi-lang = cross-language siblings share an oracle (MTG, OP, Lorcana). passcode = Konami passcode anchors identity (Yu-Gi-Oh!). diverged = JP/EN tracks have different set codes (Pokémon). EN-only = single-language by construction (Flesh and Blood). See /methodology/oracle-policies for the full strategy table.
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Our Story
Cambridge TCG was built by collectors, for collectors. The cards trade hand to hand between the people who love them — every trade witnessed, every price sourced, nothing sold from behind the counter. The treasure isn't just the card. It's knowing you found it.
Read the full story →Every card is a panel in somebody's story.