Trading cards for sale — singles, graded and sealed
Cards live and die by the corners, so we photograph them as such. Whether it is a graded slab, a raw single you plan to submit, or sealed product you would rather not crack, the listing tells you what you are getting before you commit — grade and label when it has one, honest condition notes when it does not.
Raw cards carry a stated condition instead of a guessed grade. Nobody here will tell you a card is a PSA 10 before it has been in a PSA holder; what you get is straight photography of centring, corners, edges and surface so you can make that call yourself.
Cards move fast on price, so a lot of the good stuff ends up in the auction room rather than at a fixed price. If you are hunting a specific single, watching the auction is usually cheaper than buying the first copy you see.
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Frequently asked questions
Do you sell graded cards?
Yes. When a card is in a grading company's holder, the listing states the company and the grade, and the photos show the label and the cert number so you can verify it before buying.
How are raw cards packaged?
Singles ship sleeved and top-loaded inside a rigid mailer. Sealed product ships in its own box with padding. Tracking is on every order.
Is it safe to buy cards in an online auction?
Bids are binding, so treat the number you type as money already spent. Read the condition notes and photos before bidding, and use the watch button — we notify you when an auction enters its final hour instead of leaving you to remember.