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Sell your Pokémon cards
A fair price, explained properly.
We buy Pokémon cards of every age, condition and quantity. This page covers the lot: what we buy, how we price it, how you get paid, and what happens if you decide not to sell. (Short version: nothing.)
Who we buy from
Whatever brought you here, you’re in the right place.
The childhood binder
Found it in the loft? Bring it as it is. We’ll go through every page so you don’t have to.
An inherited collection
If you’ve been left some cards and don’t know where to start, we’ll explain what’s there in plain English, at your pace.
The collector moving on
Downsizing, refocusing or cashing out. We speak collector, so you won’t need to explain what a 1st Edition stamp is.
Slabs & sealed
PSA, CGC and ACE graded cards, plus factory-sealed packs, boxes and Elite Trainer Boxes.
What we buy
Flip a card to see what we look for.
The six things we buy most. Hover or tap any card for the honest version: what we check, and what affects the price.
Vintage
Vintage (1999–2003)
Modern
Modern chase cards
Binders & bulk
Binders & bulk
Promos
Promos & specials
Graded
Graded cards
Sealed
Sealed product
← Swipe through the binder →
Showing our working
How we work out what to offer
Identify every card
Set, number, variant and language. 1st Edition, shadowless and reverse holo all make a difference.
Check the condition honestly
Corners, edges, surface and centring. If there’s wear, we’ll say so and show you where.
Find the market value
Recent sold prices for that card, in that condition. Sold prices, not asking prices.
Make you an offer
A share of the market value: [XX–XX%] for singles and [£X per card] for bulk. You see the market value and our offer side by side.
Why don’t you pay full market price?
Because we resell the cards we buy, and reselling has costs: platform fees, postage, time, and the cards that take months to find a home. We’d rather be upfront about that than dress it up.
When you might do better elsewhere
If you’ve got one high-value card and the time to sell it yourself, you may get more on eBay. If we think that’s the case, we’ll tell you. It happens, and that’s fine.
The practical bits
Getting paid, and getting your cards to us
Bank transfer
Paid straight to your account once we’ve agreed a price and checked the cards. [Typical timing]
Cash
Prefer cash? That works at card shows and for collections. [Any cash limit?]
Post it to us
We’ll tell you how to pack it safely. [Tracked & insured? Who pays postage?]
We’ll come to you
For larger collections we can collect in person. [Collection area]
Or trade instead
Rather swap than sell? We can offer store credit or trades towards cards from our stock.
FAQs
Questions people actually ask
Is the valuation really free?
Yes. There’s no fee for a valuation and no obligation to sell afterwards. You keep the breakdown either way.
What happens if I say no?
Nothing at all. We won’t chase you, and you’re welcome to come back later if you change your mind. Prices do move, so we may need to re-check them.
How do you decide what to offer?
We value each card against recent sold prices for its condition, then offer a share of that total. The full breakdown is above.
Do you buy played or damaged cards?
Yes. Condition affects value, but a well-loved vintage holo can still be worth plenty. We’ll be honest about what wear does to the price.
Do you buy Japanese cards?
Yes, including Japanese promos and graded Japanese slabs. [Other languages? Confirm.]
Can I sell just part of my collection?
Of course. Keep the ones you love and sell the rest. We can value the lot and you choose what goes.
I’ve inherited some cards and know nothing about Pokémon. Can you help?
That’s exactly who we like to help. We’ll explain what’s there in plain English, with no pressure to decide anything. If it’s easier, ask for a call and we’ll talk it through.
How quickly will I be paid?
Ready when you are.
Send a few photos for a free valuation, or ask for a call if you’d rather chat first. Either way, there’s no obligation.