ESTATES & LARGE COLLECTIONS
INHERITED A COLLECTION?
A closet of binders, a box of sealed packs from 1999, a whole collection you do not know where to start with. We help you figure out what you have and make one straight offer for all of it. You do not need to know anything about Pokémon.
HOW IT WORKS
WE MAKE IT
SIMPLE.
For families, executors, estate attorneys, estate sale companies, and anyone who just found a lot of Pokémon cards.
STEP 01
Tell us what you have
Send a few photos of everything, even if you have no idea what it is. A rough description is fine.
STEP 02
We help you sort it
We point out what matters and what does not, so you know what you are holding before anyone makes an offer.
STEP 03
One clear offer
You get one straight number for the collection, in writing. Take your time. There is never any pressure.
WHAT TO LOOK FOR
WHERE THE
VALUE HIDES.
Most of a big collection is common cards. The value is usually in a handful of pieces. These are the ones to set aside and photograph first. More in our guide: How much is my Pokémon collection worth?
01
Anything still sealed
Booster boxes, packs, theme decks, and tins, especially from 1999 to 2007. Do not open them.
02
Cards with a 1st Edition stamp
A small black "Edition 1" stamp below the artwork on the left side of the card.
03
Shiny holo cards
Rare cards where the picture shines, especially from the first sets.
04
Graded cards in plastic cases
Cards sealed in hard cases with a label from PSA, BGS, CGC, or TAG.
05
Japanese cards and promos
Vintage Japanese cards and special promo cards can be worth a lot.
06
Binders from 1999 to 2003
The original sets: Base Set, Jungle, Fossil, Team Rocket, Gym, and Neo.
FAMILIES ASK
GOOD QUESTIONS.
Do I need to know what is in the collection?
No. Most people we help have no idea where to start. Send photos of everything and we will walk you through what you have.
Do you work with executors and estate attorneys?
Yes. We can work directly with whoever is handling the estate, and every offer comes in writing.
Should I sort or clean the cards first?
No. Please do not clean, wipe, or press the cards, and do not open anything sealed. Leave it as it is and send photos.
Do I have to sell everything?
No. If there are pieces the family wants to keep, just tell us and we will make an offer on the rest.
Is this private?
Yes. Your name, your family, and the collection stay private. We never share your details.
GOT A BOX?
Jordan’s always buying.