The Binder
Every card you own, in the pocket it belongs in.
Open any of the 283 sets in the Card Index and stamp what you have, nine to a page like the binder on your shelf. Mark the cards you are still hunting, and any copy past the ones you keep goes on your trade pile without you lifting a finger.
Start my binderOpen Original Series 1
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Four stamps on every card
Adam Bomb is card 8a in Original Series 1. John Pound painted him, and the same painting went out as 8b, Blasted Billy. On the set page each of them carries the same row of stamps.
- The card is in your binder. Tap the plus for every extra copy.
- It goes on your want list, where a collector with a spare can find it.
- Lights by itself when you hold more copies than you keep. You choose how many to keep.
- Next: link your eBay, Whatnot or Heritage listing and it shows on the card.
Bring the collection you already have
Paste a list
Type it the way you would in a forum post: OS1 8a, 2b, Series 3 doubles 90 to 95. Claude, Anthropic's AI model, matches each line to the Card Index, and you check every card before anything is saved.
Upload a file
Any CSV with a set column and a card number column, including the file you can download from your own binder.
Stamp as you go
Every set page has the stamps. Cards you stamp before you sign in move across when you do.
The Original Series
Every seriesTopps ran the numbers straight through, so a 1985 Adam Bomb is card 8a and a 1988 sticker from the last US wave is card 620. The sixteenth series went out in Europe only. Pick a series to see its checklist and the paintings.
1987 film
The Garbage Pail Kids Movie
Rod Amateau's live-action film, with the kids played by performers in costume. The cast, the release, and every home video edition since.
The movie guide1987 series
The cartoon CBS never aired
Thirteen episodes made for Saturday mornings, pulled before broadcast in the US and shown in the UK instead.
The cartoon guide







