Why this site exists
Most people who inherit or rediscover a Pokémon collection have the same two problems: they don’t know what they have, and every buyer they find wants to weigh it.
Selling card by card on eBay is the way to get maximum value. It is also weeks of scanning, listing, packing, and fee-paying, and it only works if you already know which cards matter. Selling to a bulk buyer takes an afternoon and leaves money on the table when there’s a single valuable card in the box.
We sit in the middle. We go through a collection properly, price the pieces that carry the value against recent sold comps, and make one offer for the whole thing.
How we price
- Sold comps, not asking prices. What a card actually sold for in the last 90 days, in the condition yours is in — not what someone is hoping to get for it.
- Condition matters more than people expect. The gap between a Near Mint and a played copy of the same card is often 5–10x on vintage holos.
- We write it down. Offers come with a breakdown showing which cards or lots drive the number, so you can sanity-check us or walk away informed.
The guides
The guides section exists because most of the questions we get in submissions are the same questions. If reading one of them means you decide to sell your Charizard yourself instead of to us, that’s a fine outcome — we’d rather be the people who told you what it was worth.
Contact
Ready to sell? Submit your collection. Just have a question? Email us and we’ll answer it.