“Come one, come thousands with your posters both vintage and modern!”

Discogs have unveiled Posterogs, a new website where you can buy, sell, and categorise your posters.

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The site follows recent launches of Bookogs (book listing website), Comicogs (comic listing website), and Gearogs (gear listing website) from Discogs over the past year.

“Whether you’ve got gig promos, artist prints, one-of-a-kind or mass-produced – add them to the Posterogs database and together we can create the world’s biggest database of posters,” says Discogs.

Still in its Beta phase, Posterogs is offering zero seller fee charges for anyone who wants to hawk their (poster) wares during this promo launch period.

Head here for more info.