You own the cards. We do the work.

It depends on the card, the channel, and the market. Direct-buyer channels like Fox Den shop and TCGplayer often move modern singles in days to weeks. eBay's range is wider, weeks to months for niche items. Fanatics auctions follow a set schedule (typically 30–45 days from consignment to hammer). We pick the channel partly based on how quickly you want liquidity vs. how patient you can be for max price.

Yes. When you submit a card, tell us your floor, either a hard minimum (we won't list below it) or a guideline you want us to weigh against current comps. For Fanatics auctions, reserves are limited by their house policy, but we'll structure starting bids strategically. For fixed-price listings on eBay / TCGplayer / Fox Den shop, you have full price control.

Yes, with one exception. Active fixed-price listings can be pulled at any time, we just remove them and ship the card back to you (return shipping at cost). Active auction listings on Fanatics cannot be withdrawn once the auction goes live, as it's against their house rules. Always check with us before listing if there's any chance you'll want it back.

We weigh card type, grade, current sales comps, and your stated priorities (speed vs. max price). Modern PSA 9/10 singles often perform best on TCGplayer or Fox Den shop. Vintage and high-end graded singles usually go to eBay (broadest pool) or Fanatics (auction premium). Ungraded singles depend heavily on set demand. You'll always see our channel recommendation before it lists, and you can override if you prefer a different platform.

We handle return requests directly with the buyer and only ever approve returns for legitimate cause, wrong item shipped, damage in transit, or marketplace policy requirements. Frivolous return requests are denied. If a return is processed, the sale is reversed in your dashboard and the card returns to listed status, so you don't lose your spot in the sales queue.

Yes. All cards in our possession are covered under our business policy for fire, theft, and damage at full appraised value. Coverage starts the moment your package is logged in our intake system and continues until the card is sold and shipped, returned to you, or moved to a marketplace's possession for sale.

Consignment means we list your card on the channel that suits it best, and you get paid when it sells (minus marketplace fees and our commission). You bear the price risk but capture upside.

Fox Den Buyback means we make you a cash offer on the spot, typically after grading reveals, and pay you immediately. We take on the price risk and any upside. Buyback is usually 70–85% of expected net consignment value, traded for instant liquidity and zero waiting.

You see the buyback offer (if we extend one) in your dashboard the moment grades come back. Accept it and we cut you a check. Decline and we list it on consignment as planned.

Payouts go out daily via Venmo, Zelle, or ACH, whichever method you set on file. Once the marketplace settles the sale funds (1–7 days depending on platform), your payout is queued and sent the next business day. Every payout shows up in your dashboard with the amount, method, and date sent, plus you get an email confirmation when each one ships.

We re-evaluate after 60 days on the original channel. Options at that point: re-list on a different channel, lower the price, or send it back to you (you pay return shipping at cost). There's no penalty or storage fee for cards that take a while to move. You'll always have the option to relist.