Sell your Pokémon cards. Know what we’ll pay before you post.
Add your cards and see our estimated offer as you go.
- up to£224.24
How it works
Every step, with datesHow we value your cards
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Before you post
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On offers of £150+
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1 working day after checking
Which cards do you buy?
English and Japanese cards worth £10 or more, and special cards from £5, such as Illustration Rare, Special Illustration Rare, Hyper Rare, Alternate Art, Gold Star and 1st Edition holo cards. See what we buy.
Do you buy old Pokémon cards?
Yes, if they’re worth £10 or more (special ones from £5). Cards made from 1999 to 2003 say “Wizards” in the tiny print at the bottom, and we buy them in Near Mint to Heavily Played. 1st Edition and Shadowless cards can be worth a lot more, so we price them by hand. Gold Star cards, from 2004 to 2007, have a small star after the Pokémon’s name. Old cards: what to look for.
Do you buy played or damaged cards?
Played cards, yes, depending on when they were made. 1999–2003: Near Mint to Heavily Played. 2003–2011: Near Mint to Moderately Played. 2011 onwards: Near Mint to Lightly Played. We never buy damaged cards. How to judge condition.
Do you buy graded cards?
Yes: PSA, CGC, Beckett, ACE and TAG slabs graded 7 to 10, each priced by hand. Add the card to your list like any other, then tap “It’s graded” and tell us who graded it, the grade and the number on the label. Selling graded cards.
Can I sell my whole collection?
Yes. Start with the special ones, then add the rest to one list and we’ll show you which we’d buy. A list holds up to 2,000 cards, and we buy up to 4 copies of each card. Very common cards usually sell for under £10, so you keep those. Got a big collection? Send us a message first: we can also arrange to meet in person.
How long does it take?
Your offer comes within 2 working days, and it’s yours for 7 days. Once you accept, you have 5 working days to post your cards (from the day your label arrives, if we send one). We check them within 3 working days of them arriving, then pay you within 1 working day. See the dates if you start today.
Who pays for postage?
We send a free tracked label on offers of £150 or more. Under £150, you post at your own cost and there’s no refund. Postage and insurance.
Is my parcel insured?
Yes, when you use our free label. If Royal Mail confirms it’s lost, we pay you the agreed price, up to the label’s insurance. Keep your proof of posting and, for parcels over £250, your packing video. Under £150 you post it yourself, so pick a tracked service that insures it for its value, as you’d make any claim yourself. Postage and insurance.
















