I enjoy a good trade. I like the 4 to 10 card trade using a pwe. I find that is usually 1 or 2 forever stamps, which keeps the cost of the trade to about 20 or 25 cents a card, same as sportslots, but without the additional shipping!.. I also don't mind larger trades and I'll be adding some wants from some Topps and Ginter sets soon. For these larger trades of mostly commons to fill sets I'd like for them to be a minimum of 100 cards, preferably several hundred cards each way.
I generally am not able to complete more than 1-2 trades a week with my work schedule, and the time it takes to locate cards that have been requested.
I have complete Topps sets from 1969-1992, and a few later sets from the 2000's. I'd like to fill in the gaps for my missing years. I am very slowly workiing on Topps 1968 set. I'm pretty certain that the Ryan rookie and Mantle card will be on my "want' list for years to come. I don't have a lot of vintage to trade so I'm using Ebay mostly for the 1968 set. I have all complete Allen & Ginter sets from 2006 (their first year) to 2020 (I'll be looking for complete 2021, 2022, and 2023 Ginter sets soon). I P.C. way too many individual players to name, although I'm not a "super collector" of any of them.
Top (retired) PC guys: Nolan Ryan, Ichiro, Frank Thomas, Griffey Jr., Chipper, Jeter, Arod, Ernie Banks, Mantle and the guys from the first HOF class. Primary newer (active) guys I PC: Trout, Ohtani, Kershaw and just lots and lots of other guys.
I'm slowly working on Vintage CUBS Topps Flagship Team sets from 1952 to 1967. That's a long term goal. Condition on older cards not that critical. The older they are the more likely G to VG will suffice.
Main reason for getting on TCDB is to get organized (which is looking like will never happen), and to have all of my cards listed. It'll take me a quite a while to get there, but I am slowly working on it.
