Sell Pokémon Cards & TCG Singles for Cash

Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, Yu-Gi-Oh!, and One Piece — raw or professionally graded (PSA, BGS, CGC).

A disc on its own is the hardest thing we resell. Most buyers want the case, and a loose disc under $30 usually sells for only a few dollars once fees and shipping come out. So loose discs under $30 pay 40% cash or 60% store credit instead of the standard 55% / 85%. It only applies when all four are true: it's a game (not a console, controller or accessory), it's loose (disc only, no original case), it's on a disc-based system (PlayStation 1–5, PSP, Xbox, Xbox 360, Xbox One, Series X, GameCube, Wii, Wii U, Dreamcast or Saturn), and it comps under $30. Cartridges (NES, SNES, N64, Game Boy, DS, 3DS, Switch, Genesis and the rest) aren't affected, because loose is how those are normally owned. Neither is anything complete in box. A loose disc worth $30 or more still climbs the normal ladder (75% cash from $30, 85% from $100), and marquee titles worth $50 or more keep their top-tier rate. Have the original case and manual? Add the disc as CIB instead and it prices at the standard rate. The number is still exact before you ship, and even at 40% it's usually well above what a big-box trade-in counter pays for the same disc.

Yes. English, Japanese, and other-language prints are all accepted — tell us the language when you submit and we comp off the matching print, not the English price for a Japanese card.

Yes — PSA, BGS, and CGC slabs. We confirm the slab actually matches the card and grade claimed before pricing it as graded; see How We Grade It for the full check.

Every card gets checked against known-genuine prints (font, cardstock, holo pattern, card back print quality) before it's priced. Full breakdown on our How We Grade It page.

Any item with a comp on file qualifies, no minimum dollar threshold. Titles with no reliable comp data may be passed on. TCG singles comped at $10 or under pay a lower rate (50% cash / 75% credit instead of the standard 75%/85%), so for a handful of low-value cards it's usually worth bundling them into a bulk lot instead of mailing each one in individually. Inside a bulk lot specifically, cards comped under $1 pay a flat 25% cash with no credit option — that tier is built for near-worthless bulk commons, not a discount on anything worth submitting on its own.

Covered under Our Guarantee. Full policy, including who pays return shipping and how refunds work, on our Guarantee page.