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Marketplace · live
Jurassic Depot is live. This page explains how we disclose risk, review listings, and publish numbers — without pretending every metric is a formal audit. Buyer beware still applies; we refuse to hide weak provenance in the fine print.
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Public sample catalog lots
Labeled Sample on the site
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Seller stores on directory
Example + onboarding storefronts
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Verification tiers in use
Fully / Partial / Needs docs / Beware
Live
Platform status
Marketplace open for sellers & buyers
Sample catalog lots: showcase inventory for browsing and UX — clearly labeled Sample, not a claim of live purchase inventory.
Seller stores: public storefronts on the directory. Real dealers apply via Sell; example stores help collectors learn the layout.
Verification tiers: Fully verified, Partially verified, Needs docs, or Buyer beware — decision aids on every lot, not certificates of authenticity.
Live: the marketplace, messaging, Wanted board, Giving Fund intake, and trust tooling are operating. Checkout for paid features follows published fee and payment readiness rules.
1. Draft submission — title, description, category, origin, condition, and disclosure fields are collected.
2. Risk review — category, origin, documentation gaps, international movement, and cultural-property concerns are checked.
3. Correction or rejection — unclear drafts can require clearer photos, source records, or softer claims.
4. Publication — approved lots go public with verification tier, scores, and document ledger visible to buyers.
Transparency standard
We publish how the system works. We do not claim that every document is genuine, that every expert opinion is final, or that every sale is insured. For fees and the Giving Fund ledger, see Transparency. For risk acknowledgment, see Buyer standards.