Sell graded Pokémon cards and slabs
We buy Pokémon cards graded by PSA, CGC, Beckett, and TAG, one slab or a whole stack. Send a photo of each label with the cert number readable, and get a free offer within 12 to 24 hours.
Grading companies we buy
PSA
The most common slab for Pokémon. Grades run 1 to 10, and the red label carries the cert number.
CGC
Grades run 1 to 10, with Pristine 10 and Gem Mint 10 as separate top grades.
Beckett (BGS)
Known for subgrades on centering, corners, edges, and surface, alongside the overall grade. As of October 2026, Beckett’s website is down, so BGS cert numbers cannot be checked online for now.
TAG
A newer grader that pairs the grade with a detailed digital report for each card.
What shapes an offer on a slab
- The card and the grade. The same card can be worth very different amounts at a 9 and a 10.
- The grading company. Buyers pay differently for the same grade from different companies, and that shows up in recent sales.
- Recent sales of that exact card and grade. We price from what has actually sold, not from asking prices.
- The slab itself. A cracked or heavily scratched case is worth flagging in your photos.
Have raw cards you are thinking about grading? See the questions below, or check how to judge a card's condition first.
Your options for selling slabs, compared
Selling to us is not the right move for every slab. Here is how the usual options compare.
- A local buyer like us
- One offer for one slab or a stack, from a photo of each label, and an in-person sale with no fees or shipping. Any buyer who resells pays less than full market value.
- Selling online yourself
- Often the most money for valuable slabs, but marketplaces take a cut (eBay takes about 13% of a trading card sale, as of October 2026), and you handle listing, shipping, insurance, and returns.
- Auction houses and consignment
- Worth a look for very high-end cards. They handle the sale for a commission, and payment can take weeks.
- Store trade-in programs
- Convenient, but limited. As of October 2026, GameStop’s graded program takes only PSA slabs graded 8, 9, or 10, priced one card at a time.
Questions about selling graded cards
Which grading companies do you buy?
PSA, CGC, Beckett (BGS), and TAG. If you have a slab from another company, send a photo and ask.
What photos do you need for a graded card?
A clear, glare-free photo of the front of each slab with the label readable, and the back if the card has visible marks. The certification number on the label is the most important part: it lets us look the card up on the grader's site.
Should I get my cards graded before I sell them?
Usually only for cards that are both valuable and in excellent condition. Grading costs money and can take weeks or months, and a lower grade than you hoped for can leave a card worth about the same as it was raw. If you are unsure, send photos of the raw card and we will tell you what we would offer as it is. Our grading guide has a quick check you can do at home.
Send us your slabs
Send photos and get a free offer within 12 to 24 hours. No pressure to sell, and you keep your cards until you agree.