Collections & estates
Sell your Pokémon card collection
Most collections that come to us arrive the same way: a box from a parent's attic, a binder from 1999, or a partner's collection nobody else knows how to value. You don't need to sort it, price it or know what's in it. That's our job.
Who this is for
Inherited a collection
You have cards and no idea what matters. We sort the twenty cards carrying the value from the two thousand that aren't.
Rediscovered your childhood binder
WOTC-era cards kept in a binder since the nineties are often worth far more than people expect — or far less, if they were played with. We'll tell you which.
Liquidating an investment
Selling down a deliberately built collection usually means a mix: cash out the mid-tier, consign the trophies.
Downsizing or moving
One conversation, one pickup or shipment, one payment — instead of 300 individual marketplace listings.
How a collection buyout works
1. Overview photos
Photograph the binder pages, box contents and any slabs. We only need close-ups of the standouts.
2. Triage
We identify the value cards, flag anything that should be graded, and separate genuine bulk.
3. Split offer
You get one number for the outright buy, plus a recommendation on which cards would earn more consigned.
4. Handover
Local? Meet us at a show or arrange local pickup in South Florida. Elsewhere, ship insured and tracked.
Before you sell, don't do these
- Don't clean, trim or wipe cards — it destroys grading eligibility and value.
- Don't sort by 'looks rare'. Holo shine is a poor guide; set symbols and edition stamps are what matter.
- Don't split the collection across five buyers before getting one full valuation.
- Don't throw out the box, wrappers or sealed product — sealed material can be the most valuable part.
Common questions
- I don't know what I have. Is that a problem?
- No — that's the normal case. Send overview photos and we'll tell you what's in there before you commit to anything.
- Do you buy sealed boxes and packs too?
- Yes. Sealed WOTC-era product is often the strongest item in an inherited collection. Don't open it before talking to us.
- Can you come to me?
- For larger South Florida collections, we can arrange local pickup. Otherwise shipping or a handover at one of our show tables works.
- Will you buy the whole thing, including bulk?
- Generally yes, when a collection has real cards in it — taking the bulk along is part of making the process painless.