Graded cards
Sell graded Pokémon cards — PSA, CGC and BGS
A graded slab is the easiest card in the hobby to price honestly — the grade is fixed, the cert is public and the sales history is verifiable. Send us the cert number and you can have a real offer without shipping anything first.
Graders we buy
PSA
The deepest market and usually the strongest resale. PSA 10s on key cards are what we chase hardest.
CGC
Strong and growing, especially on modern and Japanese cards. Pristine 10 and 9.5 grades price well.
BGS
Black Label and 9.5 with strong subgrades carry real premiums; we price subgrades individually rather than flat.
How cert-number pricing works
Give us the cert number and we look up the exact card, grade and population on the grader's own database, then price it against recent verified sales for that card at that grade. No shipping, no waiting, no back-and-forth over what condition it's 'really' in.
- Population count tells us how scarce that grade genuinely is.
- Recent closed sales set the range — asking prices are ignored.
- Eye appeal within the grade can move the number up on premium slabs.
- Cross-grade opportunities get flagged when a regrade would clearly pay.
Cash out or consign?
Take cash
Best for mid-value slabs and when you want it done this week. One number, paid on receipt and verification.
Consign
Best for PSA 10 key cards and anything where the retail-to-wholesale gap is wide. Rates start at 5% per card.
Common questions
- Can I sell PSA Pokémon cards without shipping them first?
- You get the offer first from the cert number. The cards only ship once you've accepted, and everything is insured and tracked.
- Do you buy low grades?
- Yes on genuinely scarce vintage — a PSA 4 Base Set Charizard still has a strong market. Low-grade modern is usually worth less than the slab it's in.
- Should I crack a slab and regrade it?
- Rarely. Cracking loses the guaranteed grade and adds fees and months of risk. We'll say so when a regrade genuinely looks worth it.
- How do you verify the slab is real?
- Every cert is checked against the grader's own lookup, and the slab is inspected in hand for tampering before payment.