Is it rare?
Found an old deck in a drawer or a strange mold at a swap? Post it and let people who live this stuff help you place it — brand, era, graphic, and how hard it really is to find.
- Leggendario
- Epico
- Raro
- Non comune
- Comune
Community votes push the rarest decks up the ladder.
Classifica della community dal vivo
Lo stack di rarità
Tavole vere della community, ordinate dai voti di rarità — la più rara sale in cima. Pubblicare una tavola qui non la mette in vendita.
Ancora nessuna tavola nello stack
Pubblica la prima — mostra alla community cosa hai e lascia che i voti decidano quanto è rara davvero.
The #1 spot is wide open.
Pubblica la prima tavolaFrom the archive
How the stack reads
Three real Berlinwood decks that show the range — from gone-forever collector's release to still-on-shelves. Editorial reference only: these aren't community posts, so their vote controls stay off. Vote on the live stack above.
- —Solo anteprima — si vota nello stack dal vivo
Collector's releaseRanked number 1: Berlinwood Elias Assmuth Original 29mm Collector's Deck
A limited collector's release sold through FlatFace Fingerboards — the original listing is long retired. Pictured: the Blackriver re-issue (Assmuth Retro Collector's Deck), not the 2009 original.
Photo: Berlinwood (blackriver-shop.com) — re-issue
Source — Berlinwood (blackriver-shop.com) - —Solo anteprima — si vota nello stack dal vivo
Sold outRanked number 2: Berlinwood BW Skyline GITD
Glow-in-the-dark Berlin skyline graphic — sold out at The Vault Fingerboards.
Photo: The Vault Fingerboards
Source — The Vault Fingerboards - —Solo anteprima — si vota nello stack dal vivo
Still in productionRanked number 3: Berlinwood Rasta Rally
A long-running rasta-stripe graphic you can still buy new — proof that classic doesn't automatically mean rare.
Photo: The Vault Pro Scooters
Source — The Vault Pro Scooters
Reference examples only — post your own deck to the stack to put it up for votes. Product photos belong to the shops credited on each image.
How it works
Give the community something to work with.
Start with photos
Top, bottom, side profile, mounting holes, stamps, packaging — every angle gives the community more to work with.
Say what you know
Brand, graphic, width, where it came from, whether you'd sell it. Half-remembered details still count.
Keep it checkable
Community answers are a reference signal, not an appraisal. Completed sales, condition, and seller history still decide real value.
Signal over hype.
The rarity check is built so good information rises and hot air doesn't. Posts, votes, and comments grow behind this page without dragging appraisal fights onto live listings.
- Signal check 1Reference, not appraisalVotes are a signalCommunity input helps place a deck, but it never guarantees value, authenticity, or future sale price.
- Signal check 2Claims need receiptsPhotos do the workRarity and authenticity claims should lean on markings, packaging, provenance, or comparable references.
- Signal check 3Listings stay cleanDebate has its own laneDedicated rarity posts keep appraisal threads away from active listings, offers, and checkout decisions.
- Signal check 4Pressure gets handledModeration stays nearbyReports cover manipulation, unsafe pressure, misleading claims, and off-platform payment pushes.
Already know what you've got?
If you can name it and back it up, list it. Careful rarity language and honest photos do the selling.