Expected sale value
$25+ can be reviewed during launch, but the best individual card fit remains $50+.
What we accept
TCG cards, select graded packs, and sealed booster boxes reviewed before mailing.
During launch, Card Consignor reviews cards starting around $25 expected sale value. The goal is to stay flexible while still protecting the process from bulk that costs more to handle than it can reasonably sell for.
Launch policy
Flexible enough to grow, strict enough to protect the workflow.
A lower $25+ review floor helps Card Consignor build volume, sold listings, and trust proof. Every item is still reviewed before mailing, and acceptance is never automatic.
Authenticity and condition
Clean photos, cert links, sealed-product details, and condition notes help the first review.
Handling math
Lower-value items may be grouped, declined, or routed to auction if individual handling does not make sense.
Selling route
Auction, fixed price, cash review, or decline is chosen after the item is reviewed.
Accepted for review
Good fits
Launch-phase review starts around $25 expected sale value, subject to condition, demand, and handling fit.
Cards at $50+ expected sale value are still the strongest individual consignment fit.
Pokemon, Magic: The Gathering, Disney Lorcana, One Piece, and mixed TCG singles are reviewed case by case.
Accepted when the pack has enough demand, clean authentication details, and practical listing value.
Accepted when sealed, authentic, clean, and worth listing individually.
Fixed-price listings need an agreed $250+ target price before going live.
Usually declined
Not a fit
- Sports cards, memorabilia, magazines, books, toys, and unrelated collectibles unless approved in writing.
- Bulk lots made mostly of low-value commons, duplicates, or unsorted play-condition cards.
- Counterfeit, proxy, altered, inked, trimmed, resealed, or authentication-questionable items.
- Items with condition or market issues where shipping, sorting, listing, and support would likely exceed the value.
Before shipping
Do not mail anything until the portal says it is accepted.
Start with intake details, then wait for acceptance and box-note instructions before sending cards, graded packs, or sealed boxes.