Shuffling the deck
Give us a second to lay out the good stuff.
Binders you built over years, graded slabs, sealed product you held onto. Tell us about your Pokémon or Magic collection and we'll go through it card by card before we make an offer.
A collection isn't a lot to be weighed. The cards you chased, graded and kept sleeved are why it's worth something, so they're what we look at.
We go through what's actually there instead of putting one flat rate on the whole stack.
Chase cards, slabs and sealed product are looked at individually, not averaged into everything around them.
There's no obligation at any point. If the offer isn't right, your collection stays exactly where it is.
Collection checklist
001–008
Mostly loose commons you'd rather clear out by the box? That's what selling bulk is for.
Tell us what's in the collection, name the standouts, and add a few photos.
We review what you've sent and follow up if a card needs a closer look before we price it.
A number based on what's actually in the collection. Take it or leave it.
Accept, and we'll arrange getting it to us safely. Payment goes out once it checks out.
No. The form asks whether you're selling all of it or only part — tell us what you're open to and we'll work from there.
Bulk is bought by volume: a box of commons gets one rate for the lot. A collection is reviewed for what's in it, so the cards that carry value are looked at individually instead of averaged in.
Yes, both are welcome as part of a collection. List the notable ones under standouts on the form so we see them first.
Once you accept an offer, we'll work out the safest way to get it here with you. If you're local, bringing it in person is an option too.
No obligation. You can say no, and nothing changes hands.
Clearing out loose commons instead? Sell us bulk. Chasing a card rather than selling one? Request an item.