Sell Your Magic Cards (2024)

These are the instructions for selling singular cards. If you are looking to sell bulk cards, sealed productsorcollections, please check our other selling sections on this page for more information.

• To begin your order, sign into your account and go to the “Sell Cards” option in the banner at the topof thepage, and then click the MTGSingles/Foils tab.
• To add cards to your sell order, select an edition from the dropdown menu and locate your card, or entera keyword(such as a card name, or a card type such as “token”) to search the buy list.
• Click the “Qty to Sell” button to the right of the card you would like to sell, and then click thenumber of howmany of the card you would like to add to your sell order.
• Repeat until you have created your sell order with all cards you intend to sell listed. Before going tocheckoutand finalizing your order, please double check what you have listed in the order. If there are any cardsthat havebeen listed that are not in the correct set or not the correct amount, please go back and modify theorder toreflect what is going to be included in your order. *If there are a significant number of cards that arelistedincorrectly on your order, your order may be canceled and returned to you so you can recreate it withthe correctlistings*
• Once you have checked your order and verified that all cards listed are correct, click “Checkout” andcomplete thecheckout process as directed. If you would like to be contacted before we finalize your order to seewhat grades andwhat total you will be receiving, please leave a comment in the Customer Comment section of your orderwhen it isprompted.
• Note - when you are finished making your sell order, you will see a total at the bottom of the invoiceshowing theadded total of the cards on your order. The total you see is a combination of all your listed cards ifthey aregraded at NM. If the cards are not graded at NM, you will see the initial total go down when your orderis receivedand finalized.

This section is regarding packaging singles, collections and product orders. Bulk orders are packagedslightly differently and are notated in the Selling Bulk section.

• Always be sure to include your name and order number in the package. If you finish packing the order andrealize you forgot to leave the order number within the package, write the order number on the outsideof the package for our grading team to see.
• Sort singles in the exact order that they appear on the invoice, with the first title on your invoicebeing the card at the front of your order. If cards are shipped to us out of order, your order will beplaced in a different area to be organized before grading and will take longer than expected for you toreceive your payment, or they may be canceled and returned to you to be sent back in as a new order.
• Remove cards from any sleeves, binders, or any kind of packaging. We understand wanting to sleeve cardsto protect them, but sleeving cards slows down the grading process. If you have cards with sleeves, yourorder can potentially be canceled and returned to you to be fixed before grading. If you have high endcards that you want to provide extra protections for, you may place the card between two sleeves. Withthis method you get the benefit and safety of sleeves, but there is no delay with handling.
• Cards should be secured in a hard-shell case, deck box, fat pack or other solid container or box. Avoidusing rubber bands, tape, paper clips, or any other containers that may damage your cards.
• Ensure that the cards are packed securely and will not shift or fall out during transit, and try to haveas little open space in the package as possible. Packing peanuts, packing paper, newspapers, and bubblewrap are great packing materials that are suggested by many shipping companies.
• When packaging and securing your cards, do not use excessive tape or other materials that will put yourcards at risk by making the package difficult to open.
• We encourage you to use shipping that comes with tracking information and insurance for your shipment toprotect you. We are unable to pay you for cards we do not receive, so unfortunately if you order is lostin the mail we cannot complete the sell order. Having tracking information and insurance will ensurethat you will be taken care of, no matter what happens.
• Orders must be shipped out and postmarked within 7 days of creating the order. When you’re ready, sendyour order to:

  Card Kingdom
  Attn: Grading (Your Order Number)
  14640 172nd Dr SE
  Monroe, WA 98272

This section will explain the grading process, the approximate timeline of a sell order, and how your paymentwill be totaled and distributed to you.

• Once your order is received by our team, we will verify its contents and update the status of your orderwithin 48 hours. You may see a notification from your shipping company before you see a modification toyour sell order. We go through multiple pallets of mail each day, so once the pallet with your packageis delivered to us, it may be a few hours before we are able to open the package and extract your orderto mark it as received.
• Your cards will make their way to a grader after being received, and your order will be graded andfinalized in one to five business days, depending on how many orders we have at the time.
• Once your order is graded and finalized, your payment will be issued. Paypal and Store Credit paymentsare issued within 24 hours of the order being finalized. Check payments will be run through our bank inArizona, and they will be cut the next business day and shipped to you shortly after that. Checkdelivery generally takes 3-5 business days, depending on where you live in proximity to Arizona, but cantake up to 2 weeks.
• Card Kingdom is unable to pay for cards not received by our Grading Department, even if they appearon the invoice. If a card is not included in your sell order shipment for any reason, we cannotoffer cash or store credit for the card. Please make sure that your invoice correctly reflects whatis in your sell order.

Payments for cards are done by a percentage system based on the NM buy price for a card. You will see the NMbuy price for a card listed when you are adding cards onto your sell order. Depending on the price of thecard and what edition the card is from, we will pay a certain percentage of the base NM buy price for thecard. The percentage break-down is listed below:

For example, if you had an Amonkhet card that had a base buy price with us of $25, but it was graded down toEX, we would pay $21.25 for the card, or 85%. If you had an Alpha card with a base buy price of $25 and itwas graded down to EX, you would receive $20 for the card, or 80%.

Note - when you are finished making your sell order, you will see a total at the bottom of the invoiceshowing the added total of the cards on your order. The total you see is a combination of all your listedcards if they are graded at NM. If the cards are not graded at NM, you will see the initial total go downwhen your order is finalized. If cards are graded as BG, or Below Good, they will be returned to you andtheir price will be removed from your total.

We have paused oddities and collections purchasing, but are always actively purchasing through our buylist. We will resume collections services as soon as possible. Thank you for your patience and understanding. You can contact our Customer Support team with questions.

When selling product it should be sealed or unopened and undamaged. We do not purchase singular booster packs at this time.

• Go to the MTG Sealed/Sets tab at thetop of the page.
• Select an Edition from the dropdown menu or enter a Product Type to search the buy list.
• Enter the quantity of each item you would like to sell, and then click the “Add to Cart” button. Repeatthis step until you have completed your sell order.
• Once you have added all your items, click “Checkout” on the Shopping Cart. Complete the checkout processas directed. If you would like to be contacted before we finalize your order to see what grades and whattotal you will be receiving, please leave a comment in the Customer Comment section of your order whenit is prompted.

We operate our grading by using our own grading guides, rather than grading guides from other sites. Thegrades also reflect the card in its entirety, rather than some singular aspects, so grades may fluctuate.Due to this system, you have upper and lower ends of each tier, such as a high-end EX or a low-end NM. Cardsare judged upon a case by case basis but will always use this grading system as their core.

Near Mint (NM): Cards graded at Near Mint have little to no damage. These cards still have their sheen. Minor corner whitening or surface clouding may be allowed if the damage is only seen under very close inspection.Excellent (EX): Cards graded at Excellent have minor wear, often from gentle play. Cards in this condition may have small amounts of whitening or border wear, light scratches, or small indents. Mild, widespread surface clouding or sheen disruption also fall under Excellent. Very Good (VG): Cards graded at Very Good have significant wear. Whitening around all edges, moderate surface damage, or larger sections of border wear fall under Very Good. This category also includes more noticeable tactile damage, such as larger indents, shallow bends, or small creases.Good (G): Cards graded at Good are tournament playable, but show extensive wear. This category includes heavy whitening around all edges, heavy surface scuffing or scratches, and large creases. Cards may also show moderate dirt build-up or widespread shallow indents.

Cards showing excessive whitening, inking, creases that can be felt through sleeves, or other extensive damage may fall below our Good category and be returned to you.