Selling Your Cards on This Site

Processing fee

We charge an upfront processing fee per card. Check our fees page for our current prices.

We do all the work to list the cards online. You simply set the asking prices and respond to offers. When the cards sell, we do all the shipping and payment processing, and we credit your account for 100% of the sale price. You can use that store credit do any of the following.

Expected wait time for processing cards

Express Processing
We guarantee that the cards will be in your account 1 week after they arrive.

Priority Processing
We guarantee that the cards will be in your account 3 weeks after they arrive.

Standard Processing
We guarantee that the cards will be in your account 8 weeks after they arrive.

Note: Submissions that have cards grouped together by set and have lots of cards from the same sets may be processed much more rapidly.

Items you can sell on this site

We support any singles that can be found in Beckett's online price guide or in the Beckett Graded Card Investor & Price Guide.

We now support graded, encased, and jumbo cards. The shipping and procesing fees for these cards are listed on the fees page.

Learn more about our graded card support

Items we do not support on the site

DO NOT send us any of the following.

If you send us any items listed below, we will send them back to you.

  • Unopened packs
  • Unopened boxes
  • Factory sealed complete sets
    • In the future we will add support for lots and sets, but we still plan to scan every card in the lot or set. We don't currently have plans to support factory sealed sets.
  • Non-sports cards not listed in Beckett
  • Unlicensed or oddball cards not listed in Beckett
  • Filler cards not listed in Beckett
  • Autographs not listed in Beckett
    • If a card was autographed after it was pulled from a pack, we don't have a way to do authentication. So we won't sell the card. If it came autographed in a pack and is listed in Beckett's online price guide, that is fine. Those cards are great on our site.
  • Memorabilia
    • Memorabilia cards are fine, but we don't currently support pennants, plaques, jerseys, bats, etc.
  • Cards not worth putting on the site
    • Our rule of thumb is that we try to make our service cost effective for cards worth $1 or more. There are many cards worth less than $1 that might still be worth putting on the site (e.g. vintage commons and commons from the current year). We may use our discretion and return cards that might not be worth going through the system. Typically we only do this when we receive large lots or cards that are primarily commons from the 1980's and 1990's.
    • We do not recommend that you bother looking up every single cards value before sending the cards to us. That is very time consuming, and that is one of the services that we provide as part of processing your cards.
    • If you want to look up some prices before sending cards to us, we recommend Beckett's online price guide. For about $6 you can get a one month subscription, and it lists all of the cards that we support on the site.
  • Damaged cards
    • The condition of a card can significantly affect its value. We try to weed out cards that buyers might not be happy with. Normal wear for vintage cards may be fine, but creases or wrinkles will not be allowed. We occasionally make exceptions for vintage cards that book for hundreds of dollars, and in these cases we will take the time to document the flaws that may not appear in the scan. Buyer satisfaction is guaranteed. If a customer is not satisfied with the condition of the card, it may get returned to you.
  • Altered cards
    • Cards that have been trimmed, doctored, or otherwise altered will not be allowed on the site.
  • Counterfeit & Fake cards
    • Selling through us is not like selling through eBay or other website. We actually police the items for sale on our site. This is part of the way that we make it safe for our buyers. It is illegal to intentionally sell counterfeit or fake cards as if they are authentic. If you send us any card that has known counterfeits or we are not certain of its authenticity, we will have the card reviewed by a third party. If the item is found to be counterfeit, we may have to keep it as evidence. If you were intentionally trying to defraud a potential buyer we will have to report it to the authorities.

Note: We reserve the right to reject any cards for any reasons. If we do so, the cards will simply be returned to you.

Packaging instructions

You are responsible for making sure that your cards arrive safely. Assume that your package will be tossed around while in transit. Please use one of the following techniques for packing the cards.

  • Cardboard boxes - Put the raw cards directly in cardboard boxes, and then put them in a larger box with newspaper or some other form of padding to cushion them.
    Recommendation: Stop by your local post office and picking up a flat rate box. The boxes are free, and they work great as the outer box. Postage is about $10-$15 per box. You can easily fit 500-2,000 cards in a box.
  • Penny sleeves & cardboard boxes - Put the cards in penny sleeves and then in a 100-400 count cardboard box. If you use boxes larger than 400 count or if you use more than one box, you MUST put the boxes in a larger box and cushion the box with newspaper or some other padding.
  • 2 Piece Slider Boxes - Put the raw cards directly in 2 piece slider boxes, tape the slider boxes shut, and then put them in a larger box with newspaper or some other form of padding to cushion them.

If cards are shipped to us in toploaders or other hard cases, we charge 5¢ per card for removing the cards from their holders. We don't charge anything for removing cards from penny sleeves.

Shipping instructions

You are welcome to use any shipper you would like, but we require some form of tracking number or delivery confirmation.

Where to ship

Visit our Add Cards page to get our shipping address and to notify us that a package is on its way.