UPDATE ON COMBINED SHIPPING: Per eBay policy, all cards won for $250+ will be sent for authentication. Information on this policy can be found here: https://pages.ebay.com/authenticity-guarantee-tradingcards/

If you win a card that ends at $250+ plus less expensive cards, you will receive two invoices - one with cards that sold for under $250, and another for cards that sold for $250+. There will be a separate shipping charge for each invoice. This is because eBay requires shipment to two different destinations. If you win more than 40 cards, please contact us for shipping fee adjustments.  Please contact us in the eBay message center with any questions. We reply to messages Monday-Friday between 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. PT.

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The card in the scan is the one you will receive.

All cards are original.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I get a combined shipping discount?   We currently offer $4.95 flat shipping & handling to the USA and $15 to Canada for any number of individual cards won within a seven (7) day period. Because eBay only allows 40 items per invoice, orders with more than 40 cards will receive multiple invoices and excess shipping fees will be manually adjusted.  Shipping for lots ranges from $8 to $30 depending on the size and number of lots won.  Please check individual listings. 

Once you checkout and pay, your order is processed for shipment and we cannot combine any additional items you may win later. If you win our auctions over multiple nights within a 7-day period, wait until you are completely done shopping to pay and qualify for $4.95/$15 combined S&H. 

Do you buy collections?   We're always looking to buy, especially complete vintage sport card sets. 

What is the best way to contact you?   Please use eBay messages. If you do not receive a reply within one (1) business day, please resend the message.  We do not answer messages on the weekend or holidays. 

Where is my invoice?   Invoices are sent every evening around 11 p.m. PT.   Please wait to pay until you receive a new invoice. 

When is payment due?   Payment is due within 7 days. 

What is your return policy?   30-days money back, no questions asked.

Do you charge sales tax?   Sales tax is charged according to eBay policy. 

Canadian Customers:   All orders to Canada will ship for a flat rate of $15 for any number of individual cards won within a seven (7) day period. All orders for $250 or more will ship by priority mail for no extra charge.  Our packages must go through customs.  You may be charged special duties, taxes, and/or fees calculated based on the value of your purchase. These costs are your responsibility.

What do your grades mean? Our grades follow the same industry-accepted standards as PSA, SGC, etc. Except for NR-MINT (7), the grades you see in our titles are ranges.  For example, when we grade a card EX-EXMINT, we are grading the card no less than a 5 and no better than 6.5.

What does “Low Grade” mean?  This is another way of saying POOR to GOOD, which are the lowest grades on a standard 10 point grading scale. GMC cards listed as Low Grade fall between a 1 to no more than 2.5.

What does “Filler” mean? These are low quality cards. A collector might buy a filler card to “fill” a hole in a set until a better copy is found. When we say “filler” the card is no better than a POOR (1) or AUTHENTIC rating as these cards exhibit substantial CREASING, MARKS/WRITING, STAINS, PAPER-LOSS, RECOLORING, TRIMMING/CUTTING or other significant damage OR alteration.

What does “Minimum Size” mean? This means the card offered is a factory cut card that does NOT measure the minimum accepted size (left to right, or top to bottom) for that particular card issue. If we call a card “minimum size” that means we did NOT find evidence of trimming, but the card probably will be rejected by PSA or other authenticators as below minimum size.

 What does “Trimmed” mean? This means our inspection of the card shows evidence of trimming along one or more of the edges.

 What does “Miscut” mean? This means our inspection of the card shows evidence of a factory cutting flaw, such as an edge not getting cut clean and square.

 What does “Recolored” mean? This means our inspection of the card shows evidence of recoloring of the card, typically in the corners or the along the edges.

What does “Altered Stock” mean?  This term is used to describe a card that exhibits intentional, or non-intentional, alteration to the card stock.  Examples include, but are not limited to, alteration from a screw down holder, pressing of corner(s), pressing of a crease/wrinkle, enhancement to the natural gloss, eraser marks or marks left from attempting to remove something from the surface.