Found some rare cards of my hometown.
Found some rare cards of my hometown.
Received them within a week, packed very carefully
February 23, 2025
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CardCow.com is a premier online destination for collectors, historians, and enthusiasts specializing in vintage postcards and paper ephemera. With an expansive inventory featuring hundreds of thousands of unique items, offering a curated selection of topographical views, holiday greetings, and rare historical advertisements. Dedicated to preserving visual history, CardCow.com provides an intuitive marketplace for buying and selling high-quality collectibles. Whether you are looking to complete a geographical collection, source authentic period imagery for a project, or find a nostalgic gift, CardCow.com combines a vast archive with expert knowledge to make historical discovery accessible to everyone.
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PO Box 1373, 94042, Mountain View, United States
- 781-269-2273
- trustpilot@cardcow.com
- www.cardcow.com
Sold a huge postcard collection to Cardcow
Worked with Cardcow to sell a huge postcard collection. It was overwhelming for me to deal with so many cards, but cardcow made it easy and gave me a great price for the entire collection. Highly reocmmended!
July 15, 2024
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Worst company ever to deal with
Worst company ever to deal with. I liked an old postcard and thought I would receive it in the mail and I received a download of it by email. Are you kidding me. Ridiculous company and bad customer service when I sent an email. Never use it.
August 4, 2023
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Hi-res scans are offered for many older postcards. It is abundantly clear when you are ordering a scan and not the original card. It clearly says "Purchase Scan", the cart says "Digital Download: 1200 DPI Scan", and then it says "Shipping & Handling: (None: Digital Download Only)" on the final checkout page. You also have to explicitly check and agree to our terms & condition when purchasing scans, and T&C state "Refunds for digital images will be given in store credit only."
Not only that, but this customer purchased a scan in April, downloaded it then, and then tried to demand a refund 4 months later in August...
Awesome selection of historic images
Awesome selection of historic images. I'm a designer and often don't need the physical, original cards (which they do sell). So happy they provide high-quality scans of many cards for reasonable prices. They gave me a discount on a bulk order of images I needed for a project.
July 28, 2023
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Great postcard dealer
Great postcard dealer. I found them online when looking to sell a large postcard collection I inherited. They gave me a lot of useful information and I was able to get a quote for my cards and received a fair price and they sent a check right away
August 28, 2022
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