Cards by the stack.
Counted by hand real stock counts01Graded slabs, every cert checkable!
Each slab is one of one: when it sells, it is gone. Every listing carries its grading company, its grade and a link to the certificate, so you can check the holder against the grader's own record before you spend anything.
02Deep stock
Shop all cardsSingle cards are not listed yet. The graded slab shelf is stocked and every slab on it is one of one.
Shop graded slabs03Pokemon cards priced by the stack
Most shops sell you a card. Fewer will sell you forty copies of the same card at a rate that drops as you take more, and fewer still will tell you how many they actually have. Every listing here is a specific card with its own page, its real stock count, and price breaks that fall as you stack copies: the per card rate steps down at 4, 10, 25 and 100 of the same card.
The other shelf is graded slabs, and every one of them is one of one. Each listing names the grading company and the grade and links straight to the certificate, so the holder can be checked against the grader's own record before you spend anything. Single cards are Near Mint English unless their own page says otherwise.
We run the shop from North Charleston, South Carolina. The SHOP light at the top of every page is read from real stock, so it tells you what is on the shelves rather than what we remembered to switch on.
We no longer buy bulk Pokemon cards by mail. Bulk buying is moving to an in person storefront and there is no date or address to announce yet. If you already sent us a box, your submission still stands and is still paid on the rates that were published when you submitted: here is what changed.
04Questions collectors ask
What is Pokemon bulk?
Bulk is the pile every player and collector builds without trying: the commons, uncommons, and cheap holos left over after the good pulls come out of packs. One person’s leftovers are another person’s trade binder, classroom prize box, or first collection, which is why bulk gets bought and sold by the thousand.
How does buying cards in bulk work here?
Every card in the shop is a specific card with its own page, stock count, and price break table. One to three copies cost the base price, and the per card rate steps down at 4, 10, 25, and 100 copies, down to 40 percent off. Stack the exact card you want; the page shows the math before the cart does.
Why would I buy 100 copies of one card?
Playsets with tradeable extras, tournament staples for a shop shelf, classroom prize boxes built on one recognizable Pokemon, craft projects that eat one artwork in volume, or a plain bet on a common you think matters later. The deep stock row exists because monster boxes really do produce two hundred copies of the same card.
Do you buy bulk Pokemon cards?
Not by mail, not any more. We have stopped taking mail in bulk and are moving bulk buying to an in person storefront instead. There is no date or address to announce yet. Please do not send us a box.
Are the cards Near Mint?
Every single card listed in the shop is Near Mint English unless its own page says otherwise. Graded slabs carry their grading company and grade on the listing, with a link to the certificate so you can check the holder against the grader’s own record before you buy.