40–60% cash outright or 65–80% via consignment — priced from real eBay sold comps. No lowballs, no inflated promises. Read the methodology first so you know exactly what we'll offer before you submit.
If it's plastic, pro wrestling, pop culture, or nostalgic — we probably want it.
WWE Mattel Elite, Ultimate Edition, Legends, Jakks, Hasbro, LJN, AWA, vintage rings & accessories.
Transformers, G.I. Joe, Masters of the Universe, Star Wars, Marvel Legends, McFarlane, Neca — loose or carded.
Factory-sealed cases, box lots, case-breakers welcome. Bigger the lot, faster we move.
AFA, CAS, WATA graded pieces. Protos, chases, SDCC exclusives, holy-grail vintage. Top dollar.
Exclusives, chases, vaulted Pops, and anything con-exclusive with the sticker intact.
Inherited a collection? Cleaning out a storage unit? We buy whole piles — no need to sort.
Before you submit. This sets realistic expectations and saves everyone time.
To offer what we do — fair quotes in 24 hours, no listing grind, both cash and consignment paths — we have to buy at a margin. We are not paying retail. If you need retail dollar for every piece, list them yourself on eBay — that's a totally valid choice.
Our typical cash-today offer lands around 40-60% of the eBay sold-comp average for your pieces. That % covers what a reseller eats that a private seller doesn't:
On consignment we list, photograph, market, and ship your pieces. You get back 65-80% of the eBay sold-comp after our commission. Trade-off: longer timeline — you get paid when the piece sells, not today.
Depends on your math. Here's what you're trading:
For some sellers that's worth it. For others it's not. We'd rather you know going in than be disappointed at the quote.
Pick the path that fits. Either way, the quote is fair and the money comes fast.
We pay you a flat lump sum, we take the collection, you're done. No waiting, no back-end drama, no "we'll send you a check when it sells."
We list, photograph, and move your piece on our storefront, eBay, and Whatnot. Our cut is a flat %, the rest is yours. You get full market value without doing any of the work.
Every quote we give — whether we're buying outright or proposing a consignment price — starts from actual eBay sold listings, not wish-list asking prices. We look at what the piece has moved for in the last 30/60/90 days, across conditions, to set a number that's both fair to you and realistic for the market.
That's also why our stuff sells fast. We know what wave is hot, what's sitting, what's a sleeper — and we price accordingly.
Four steps. Couple days, tops.
Snap a few shots of what you've got — doesn't have to be pretty. Use the form below or text them over.
Usually same day, always within 24 hours. Fair, itemized, no lowballs. If it's an easy yes, we skip straight to step 3.
We cover shipping on lots worth $200+. In the DMV (DC / Maryland / Virginia)? We'll meet up locally. Anywhere else in the US? Drop it in the mail with a label we provide.
PayPal, Venmo, Zelle, or cash-in-hand the second the figures are in. No waiting for an auction to end.
Skip the platform tax. Skip the tire-kickers. Skip the 30-day payout wait.
eBay takes 13%+. Whatnot takes a cut. We don't. Every dollar we quote goes in your pocket.
No consignment BS, no "we'll pay when it sells." You agree, we pay, done.
We quote what we'd pay a fellow collector — not a lowball with a guilt trip. You can always say no.
No listing, no photographing, no shipping a dozen boxes, no 20 lowball DMs. We do all of it.
One grail or an entire childhood in a tub — it all matters. Small lots get the same respect as big ones.
These aren't inventory to us — they're pieces. Every one gets described, photographed, and homed properly.
Break your collection into buckets. We'll generate a rough buy-outright estimate in real time. Consignment typically recovers 60-80% more per piece.
Estimator uses conservative bulk rates for common-wave pieces. Your real offer is based on actual photos and specific pieces. Rare/grail items can push the total up significantly.
Fill it out, hit send, and we'll get back to you. Photos are huge — even phone snaps help a ton.