We buy bulk Pokémon by the case and full collections by the account. Tell us what you've got, ship it with a label we generate, and get paid via PayPal once we verify the count.
Enter a count for every category you're sending — mix and match as many as apply. Cards must be Near Mint to Lightly Played (NM-LP) condition. You'll get a packing slip and a prepaid label the moment you confirm.
Sort these out before you ship — they'll be pulled during verification and won't count toward your payout.
Every mainline and spinoff title, Game Boy through Switch — Red and Blue all the way to Legends: Z-A. Browse the full list by console.
Browse video gamesWe buy raw singles and graded slabs — no sealed product. Already have your collection priced out in PriceCharting, Collectr, or TCGplayer? Share a link to your public list or upload the CSV export and we'll build an offer from it.
Same pipeline whether you're sending 500 commons or a full binder collection.
Declare what you've got — a bulk count or a priced collection list — and see what it's worth before you commit to anything.
We generate a packing slip and a prepaid label. Pack it, drop it off, done — no cost to you.
Once it's in our hands, it's ours to count. If the numbers match, you're paid in full — if there's a shortfall, we deduct it from your payout.
Payout goes out via PayPal Goods & Services within 48 hours of verification.
New to selling bulk? Read our full guide on how to sell bulk Pokémon cards.
Once your shipment is received, it's our property. If the verified count matches what you declared, you're paid in full. If it comes up short, we deduct the difference from your payout and let you know exactly what was counted — there's no return option, so declare as accurately as you can.
Yes — the label is generated and paid for by us at checkout, no cost to you either way.
Within 48 hours via PayPal Goods & Services. Large payouts may require basic ID verification first.
No — unsorted commons and uncommons are fine as-is. If you've already pulled holos out, enter those separately in the Holos category, and any EX/V or VMAX/VSTAR cards go in their own categories since they're priced individually.
Standard PayPal Goods & Services fees are deducted from your payout by PayPal, same as any G&S transaction. The amount we quote is before that fee — check PayPal's current fee schedule on their site for the exact rate.
Near Mint (NM) means the card looks essentially untouched — sharp corners, no visible wear. Lightly Played (LP) allows minor edge wear or very light scuffing, but no creases, bends, or noticeable surface damage. If you're unsure whether a card qualifies, include it — condition is confirmed during verification, and anything below LP is simply excluded from your payout rather than the whole order being rejected.
Every label we generate includes tracking, so you can watch your package the whole way. We count and verify everything against what you declared, and your final payout is based on exactly what we receive. If a high-value card is part of a larger order, consider double-boxing or sleeving it separately (just not in a way that obscures the card for counting) for extra peace of mind. Questions before you ship something valuable? Email us first — happy to talk through it.
Two easy ways: weigh it — raw cards run about 265 cards per pound, so a 20 lb box is roughly 5,300 cards. Or if your cards are already in standard storage boxes, those are sold by capacity (a "3200-count box," "800-count box," etc.) — so a full one holds close to its labeled number. Either method gets you close enough; exact numbers get confirmed during verification either way.
Fair question — you're shipping real cards to someone you haven't met. A few concrete things: every order gets a real order number and tracked shipping label, our full terms and payout policy are public, and we're reachable directly at jackson@865poke.com — not a contact form that disappears into a queue. You can also read more about how we operate before you ship anything.
Email us — most issues get resolved directly and quickly once we're looking at the same order. Every order is logged with a real order number, so there's always a clear record of exactly what was declared, what was verified, and what was paid.