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Collection
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Estimate
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Verify
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Send
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🔗 Card-list link
📷 Photos only
Plain lists, decklist exports, anything in “qty Name” form.
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ManaBox CSVTCGplayer CSVMoxfield ArchidektDeckboxExcel .xlsx PDF.txt
Paste a public collection or decklist link (TCGplayer, Moxfield, Archidekt, Deckbox…)
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Add photos of your cards / binder pages
Clear, well-lit shots quote fastest. Click to add, or drag images here.
Photo collections are quoted by hand — we’ll identify everything and email your offer.
Not sure on condition? You’ll get a grading guide for the valuable cards in step 3 — this dropdown just sets the baseline for everything else.

🔍 Verify your high-value cards

These cards are worth enough that condition really matters. For each one: pick its condition (guide below), add a clear photo of the front and back, and tell us if it’s foil. Foil cards also need a short video — hold the card and tilt it slowly so light moves across the whole surface (10–15 seconds is perfect). This is how we give you our best, firmest number.
📖 Card grading guide — how to judge condition (TCGplayer standard)
Near Mint
Looks unplayed. Minimal to no wear from shuffling or play. A few tiny edge nicks or light scratches are okay, but nothing visible at arm’s length. No scuffs, no border wear, clean front and back.
Lightly Played
Minor wear: slight border/corner wear, minor scratches or scuffs, maybe tiny edge whitening. Nothing major — no creases, no dirt buildup. Still looks great in a sleeve.
Moderately Played
Noticeable wear: moderate border wear & corner whitening, scratches or scuffing visible at a glance, possibly a light crease or minor dirt. Structurally sound, tournament legal in a sleeve.
Heavily Played
Major wear: heavy whitening, deep scratches, creases, possible light water damage or fading. The card has clearly seen a lot of play but is still intact.
Damaged
Tears, rips, severe creases or bends, water damage, writing/ink, or alterations. Major defects that compromise the card. (We may still buy these — just be upfront!)
Tip: grade with the card out of the sleeve under good light, front and back. When in doubt, pick the lower grade — honest grading gets you a same-day firm offer instead of a renegotiation.

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