A home for your collection.
We built a database made for keeping track of dispensers, and a price guide on top of it that shows exactly where its numbers come from. Both are open: the guide to everyone, and the database to anyone who creates a free account.
Your own collector database
Not a spreadsheet you fight with. A catalog made for dispensers, built by collectors who got tired of fighting one.
Give us an e-mail address, choose a password, and you start with a blank collection that is yours alone: no other collector can see what is in it. Fill it in by hand, or bring the spreadsheet you already keep — the import reads your column names and shows you what it will do before it does it.
What you get
- A fast, editable grid for every piece: name, series, year, stem, packaging, count and notes
- Your own columns, your own order, colors and highlights — it bends to how you collect
- A wishlist, so you always know what you are hunting for
- Photos of your own dispensers, straight from your phone
- Import from a spreadsheet, export to one any time
- Works on a phone at a show, a tablet on the couch, a desktop at home
The rules it is built on
- Every price shows how many listings it came from, and when
- An asking price is called an asking price — never dressed up as “value”
- Sold prices wherever we can source them, with the source named
- Descriptions checked against the real thing: variations, stems, feet, packaging, edition sizes
- Updated through the year, not once a year
- Price history you can see — a line where there is a trend, a gap where nothing was listed
A price guide that shows its work
“What is it worth?” is the question every collector asks, and the honest answer always starts with “according to what?”
The guide is open, and it is young. Today it shows what sellers are asking on eBay, how many listings each figure came from, and which way it has moved — plus a live look at what is listed right now. Every dispenser we know of is in it, including the ones nobody is selling today. Sold prices are what we are working on next. Read it as evidence, not as a verdict.
Got one and wondering? The guide has two buttons: What is mine worth? and I have one to sell. Tell us what you have and a collector writes back by e-mail. It is an opinion from people who follow these prices, not a formal appraisal — and if it is something we are after ourselves, we will say so.
Not ready to catalog? There is plenty to do
The price guide, the games and the comic are open to everybody, no account needed.