Three photos. A clearer Pokémon collection quote.
You do not need to identify every common or sort the whole collection. Start with a few clear photos of your Pokémon cards and tell us what you know. Keep other games and sports cards separate.
The whole collection
Show all the boxes or piles included in the sale. Keep toys, pins, empty packaging and other accessories separate so we can see the cards.
A representative sample
Lay out cards from different parts of the collection, face up in natural light. Include ordinary cards as well as shiny ones. Avoid glare and filters.
Condition and notable cards
Show the front and back of any cards you want reviewed separately. Make whitening, creases, stains or peeling visible. If three photos are not enough, mention that in your notes and we can follow up.
What to include with the photos
- Whether the weight is loose cards only or includes boxes, sleeves or binders.
- A card count only if you have one. Mark it as counted or estimated.
- The language, approximate age and condition, if known.
- Whether valuable cards have already been removed, and anything that is not included.
Printed numbers such as 43/102 identify a card within a set; they are not a count of your collection. Copyright years are not quantities either. It is fine to say “not sure.”
Before you send anything
Submit your photos first and wait for an agreed written quote and shipping instructions. A submission is a request for review, not an automatic purchase or payment commitment. Read how the process works and our current buying rates.
Please photograph cards only. Keep addresses, shipping labels and other personal information out of the pictures.
Ready to show us your collection?
Send your photos and the details you know. We will review the contents and condition.
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