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It looks like the Judge Promos missing from 2016 are:
Mystic Confluence
Imperial Seal
Defense of the Heart
Zur the Enchanter
I don't believe we've seen any announcements about the 2017 promos yet.

This is correct. A trade is only "confirmed" after both traders have confirmed their address.

The easiest and fastest way to do this is with Premium and the Editions pages. Without Premium the pages are just a list of all of the cards in the set, but WITH Premium several columns are added including what you are looking for: total number owned of this specific edition.

Ah, gotcha. I would agree that for most deckbox users Premium won't provide a ton of value.

Puca itself is perfectly fine for what it is, but the Future Sight upgrade was anything but an upgrade imo.

Glad to help

On the main Deckbox site there's a search bar at the top. Type in the name of a card and hit enter (or click on it). That will open the card's page in a new tab/window. On that page there is a bunch of information. Included is a link on the right side of the page that says "Find users trading it away." Clicking that will bring you to the Trade Opportunities page. This will list out everyone on Deckbox that has that specific card on their tradelist.

Kaalia

As for trading, we certainly can. Do I have anything that you're interested in?

I'm glad we could help.

Here and here are two other pages that will help.

Deckbox Card Condition Guide
- Here is another good one.

Regarding Library of Leng (I absolutely love this card btw. Nekusar edh says hi.) and other older cards that don't have a set symbol, usually you can figure out the printing by looking at the copyright line and the borders. Alpha has black borders and very round corners. Beta has black borders normal corners. Unlimited and Revised both have white borders, but the text size is slightly different and so the lines will have different words. There are a number of places with good images to help figure out which printing you have, such as Gatherer and MagicCards.info. Fourth edition has a 1995 Copyright date. Fifth edition has a 1997 Copyright date.

One more thing to add about trade etiquette: It's generally a good idea to let the other person fill in their side of the trade. Go ahead and put in everything they have that you're interested in and ask them to do the same. Then you can cut down or add cards to even it out. It can get really confusing when the value in the trade changes and you don't remember which card was cut.

Also, Paypal ShipNow is the best place to get shipping labels if you're sending with tracking. Cheapest and most convenient.

1) Be patient.
- There are a bunch of people here on Deckbox that really suck at responding. Don't take it personally if you start up a trade and the other person never responds. I generally keep trades open for only 2-3 days before cancelling them if the other person doesn't respond.

2) Communicate
- As was alluded to in point #1, communication is extremely important. Let your trade partner know if you don't like something about a trade, a card is marked incorrectly (wrong edition, condition etc), you're going to be sending later than expected. 95% of the time those things won't be a problem if they are mentioned right away. However, if you don't say anything and send LP cards when NM is expected (or something similar) then you are very likely to have problems. If someone proposes a trade that you're not particularly fond of, just say something like "No thank you" and cancel the trade. It's a turn-off when you cancel without saying anything.
- Along these lines, specifically mention how/when you expect trades to be sent and don't assume your trade partner is going to send the same method as you. If you can only send on the weekends, for example, mention that in your trades. Since you're new you will likely be sending first for a little while. HOWEVER, if you're trading with someone else that is new, send at the same time. I've seen a handful of new traders get scammed by sending first to other new traders and then the other person just never returns to the site. Along those lines, your first 10-15 trades should probably use tracking so you're protected if the other trader claims the cards never showed up. Another way to avoid that situation is to trade with only established traders in the beginning. Traders like myself that have been here for years aren't going to throw away our positive trade reputation to scam someone for $20 worth of cards.
- Most people have a value threshold where they will send in a bubble mailer with tracking. For me it's $30. For some people is $20, for some it's $50, and for some they always send with tracking, because the USPS has lost too much of their stuff. Tracking is ultimately for the protection of the sender anyway.

3) Don't assume that everyone reads your profile.
- Lots of people are lazy. If something is really important to you, such as only NM condition or no foils or w/e, mention that in each of your trades.

Ty good sir

This was exactly the workaround Sebi suggested.

Depending on the severity of the curling, just mark them as LP or MP and let anyone that wants to trade for them know how curled they are. Maybe make a note on your profile letting people know that's what it means for your foils.

Incorrect prices for cards can be reported directly from that card's page.