Consignment
You send the cards, I photograph them, sell them face to face on Instagram and at shows across the Southeast, and pay you out — no marketplace or processor skimming the sale before it reaches you. Everything about how it works, how your cards are protected, and what you keep is on this page.
How it works
Consigned cards get sold two ways: posted direct to my Instagram, and shown in person at card shows across South Florida and the Southeast, where I set up my own table. Both cut the platform out of the middle, and that missing fee goes into your payout instead.
Send a list or a few photos. I'll come back with what I think each card does, whether it belongs on Instagram or in the show case, and if it's worth grading first.
Sleeve, top-load, and ship. The box is opened on camera, every card logged against your submission ID, and the manifest comes straight back to you.
Shot properly and posted to Instagram, then carried to shows across the Southeast and highlighted up front in my display. High-end cards also travel with me to the majors.
Once a sale clears, your share goes out the next business day. Anything unsold after the agreed window comes back to you or gets re-listed — your call.
Protection
Your cards get the same treatment my own inventory gets. You're mailing something valuable to someone you met on the internet, and that deserves more than "trust me," so here is exactly what happens to your cards and what you can check at every step.
Every consignment box is opened on video, card by card. If something is missing or arrives damaged, there's a recording to settle it — not a disagreement.
You get written confirmation the box landed, plus a full manifest of everything in it, priced. If it doesn't match what you sent, we sort it before anything is listed.
Every card carries your ID from the moment it's logged through to the sale, so you can match any payout line back to the exact card that left your house.
Sleeved, top-loaded and kept in a locked safe, exactly the way I store my own — logged apart from my inventory so there's no question whose card is whose.
You set the number you won't go below and nothing moves under it without you saying so — at a show, in a DM, anywhere.
Once a sale clears, your share goes out the next business day by Zelle, Venmo, Cash App or Wire Transfer, with a line-by-line breakdown.
Minimum $10 per card. Below that, selling the lot to me outright almost always nets you more than a commission split would — ask and I'll tell you which way your cards fall.
Rates
Selling direct means no marketplace cut and no payment-processor slice — so the rate below is the only thing between the sale price and your money.
| Sale price | Your rate | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Under $50 | 20% | Raw singles, lots |
| $50 – $250 | 15% | Numbered parallels |
| $250 – $1,000 | 12% | Rookie autos, slabs |
| $1,000 and up | 8% | Case hits, 1/1s |
Add-on services
Consignor FAQ
Two places: posted direct to my Instagram, where collectors are already watching, and carried to card shows in my display case. Both are direct sales, so there's no marketplace or processor taking a cut before you get paid.
Once the buyer's payment clears, your share is sent the next business day by whichever method you prefer — Zelle, Venmo, Cash App or Wire Transfer. Zelle, Venmo and Cash App are free; a Wire Transfer may carry a bank fee, shown on your statement. Every payout comes with a line-by-line breakdown of what sold, where, and for how much.
Grading, pricing, damage protection, what happens if a card doesn't sell, and which card shows I work — the full consignor rundown lives on the FAQ page →
Have a question about buying instead? See the general FAQ on the main site, or read the full terms & conditions.
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Joe
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