From your Pokémon pile to a clear quote.

This guide describes the unsorted collection route. For counted sorted bulk, use its separate approval and seller-paid shipping terms.

No need to sort every card or identify every set. Show us what you have first, and wait for an agreed quote before shipping.

1

Show the collection

Photograph the whole lot, a representative sample and condition close-ups. Include ordinary cards, not just the highlights. Keep personal information out of photos.

Three-photo checklist →

2

Tell us what you know

Give a rough weight and say whether it includes boxes, sleeves or binders. Label counts as counted or estimated. Mention damage, languages and anything already removed.

3

Agree before shipping

We review the collection and reply with a quote. A form submission is not a purchase commitment. Wait for the agreed quote, prepaid label and instructions before sending cards.

Keep these items out

We buy Pokémon only. Separate cards from other games and sports cards before weighing or shipping.

  • Basic energy, including bagged or rubber-banded energy bricks (please leave it home)
  • Counterfeits, proxies and gold-metal novelty cards
  • Code cards from booster packs
  • Sealed product: packs, boxes, tins and Elite Trainer Boxes
  • Toys, plush, figures, books and other non-card merchandise
  • Mystery packs, grab bags and repacks

The mail-in minimum is 10 lb of eligible cards, excluding packaging. Weight estimates help with planning; actual eligible card weight is checked on receipt. See current rates and the estimator. Near Orlando? Ask about meeting locally.

After we agree: packing the cards

  1. Keep the agreed collection together. Tell us before adding, removing or replacing any cards.
  2. Use snug card-storage boxes or secure stacks with support so cards cannot slide or bend. Do not put tape or rubber bands directly on cards.
  3. Protect cards discussed individually in sleeves and suitable rigid holders. Keep them identifiable within the collection.
  4. Place the card containers in a sturdy outer carton. Fill empty space so the contents stay still; keep cards protected from moisture without trapping dampness.
  5. Follow the label and packing instructions supplied with your agreed quote. Photograph the packed contents, close the box securely and keep the carrier receipt and tracking number.

These are general preparation tips. If your collection is in binders or unusual packaging, ask before repacking it. Do not ship to an address found elsewhere without confirming the instructions for your quote.

Start with what you know.

A rough weight and clear photos help us review your collection.

Get a collection quote