Backstamp

The catalog for what you collect, and the people you trade with.

Backstamp is invite-only. Someone who's in can invite you.

A gold pin on a tiny easel inside a glowing white photo box, beside a navy card showing the pin's silhouette and a small studio light, in front of framed boards of pins.

Photograph it once

Front, back, the card it came on. Your wall is your record: condition, where it came from, what it's worth to you.

A red, blue and green ringed-planet enamel pin resting on a navy trunk with brass corners and a brass lock, in a room of pin boards and display cases.

Values stay yours

What you paid and what it's worth are only ever on your screens. Nobody you trade with sees a price.

Enamel pins laid out on a dark table around a navy lanyard and an empty clear badge holder, with a canvas bag, dice and a denim jacket covered in patches.

Bring it to the con

Check in, wear your lanyard card, swap codes with no signal, and trade face to face.

Your invite code

From the person who invited you. It's on the invite they sent.