We Are Not Buying Bulk by Mail Any More

We used to buy bulk Pokemon cards by mail at published rates. We have stopped. Bulk buying is moving to an in person storefront instead, and until that opens there is no way to sell us bulk. We would rather say that plainly than leave a rate board up that we will not honour.

There is no date and no address to give you yet. When there is, it will be on this page. We are not collecting emails for a waiting list, because we do not want to promise a reopening we cannot put a date on.

If you already packed a box and have not posted it, please hold onto it. A box that arrives now has no submission behind it, which means no agreed count and no agreed price, and we do not want to be holding someone's cards on those terms.

Your submission still stands and it is still being honoured. Every submission captured the rate board that was published the moment you pressed Send, and that is the board your box is paid on. Closing the buylist does not change your figures.

Open the status link from your confirmation email to see where your box is, or go to your submission status page and enter the token from that email. If you bought a prepaid label from us, it is still valid: post the box and the tracking carries on working. Contact us if anything looks wrong and we will sort it out.

We spent a long time measuring what other shops pay for bulk, and those write ups are still accurate and still published. They name real shops with real published rates, so they are more use to you right now than we are.

• Where to sell Pokemon cards, every real option compared, including the shops that publish their bulk rates.
• What bulk Pokemon cards are worth money, so you can pull the cards worth selling on their own before you move the rest.
• How to sort bulk Pokemon cards, which is worth doing whoever you sell to, because sorted bulk pays more everywhere.

Buying from us has not changed. The graded slab shelf is stocked, and the shop sells bulk quantities of specific cards with the per card price dropping as you stack copies. Everything in the shop is one page.