Collx Raises $5.5M To Scan And Evaluate Value Of Trading Cards
02/27/23, 11:05 AM
Location
Money raised
$5.5 million
Industry
software
information technology
Investors
Bam Ventures, Defy.Vc, Lightspeed Venture Partners, Seven Seven Six Capital, Spearhead, Naval Ravikant, Jeff Fagnan, Robert J. Moore, Ryan Schinman, Brad Stadler, Darren Lachtman, David Adelman, Dj Skee, Nat Turner, Morrison Seger Venture Capital Partners, Ben Franklin Technology Partners, 114 Ventures, Fj Labs, Next Coast Ventures, Brand Foundry Ventures
Card collectors often dispute how much their cards are worth. New Jersey-based CollX provides a free iOS and Android app to card enthusiasts that allows them to scan their trading cards and get value in return.
Company Info
Location
43 kings highway w
haddonfield, new jersey, united states
Additional Info
CollX helps answer one of the most basic questions that any collector has: “What’s this worth?”
The mobile app, initially for iOS and Android, enables users to take a picture of a collectible, identify it, and get the current market value. CollX is launching with support for baseball cards, followed shortly by all sports cards, trading card games like Magic and Pokemon, and soon comics and other collectibles.
Once an item is added to your collection, you can track that item’s value over time, just as you can your overall portfolio. More importantly, you can buy and sell any collectible with full transparency into the counterparty's collection, offering an unprecedented ability to create ad-hoc lots, trade, and more.