Nearly every era. Nearly every condition.
Rarewake evaluates collections across the major trading card games. Below is a general guide to what we look at — it isn't exhaustive, and submitting a collection is always an inquiry rather than a guaranteed purchase.
Pokémon
Base set through current releases. English and Japanese.
Yu‑Gi‑Oh!
Early era staples through modern competitive singles.
Magic: The Gathering
Commander pieces, vintage rarities, and everyday playables.
TOMY Figures
Vintage and modern TOMY figures alongside your card collection.
The entire binder — not just the highlights.
Most of what Rarewake buys isn't a single card. It's an entire binder, a shoebox, or a long-neglected collection someone finally wants gone. You don't need to sort out the "good ones" first — send the whole thing.
Sell Your Cards
Slabs get treated like slabs.
Graded cards — PSA and other major grading companies — are evaluated with the attention higher-value material deserves. That includes how it's discussed, handled, and eventually transacted.
Sell Your Cards →Raw, sealed, vintage, or mixed.
Raw Singles
Ungraded individual cards, any condition.
Graded Cards
PSA and other major grading companies.
Binders
Full binders, sorted or unsorted.
Sealed Product
Where appropriate — booster boxes, packs, and similar.
Mixed Collections
Multiple games or eras in one submission.
Entire Collections
Everything at once — the most common submission.
The material a typical buyer might pass on.
Older print runs, Japanese-exclusive material, and unusual cards outside the current spotlight are exactly the kind of thing Rarewake pays attention to.
Not sure what era something is from, or whether it's worth mentioning? Include it anyway — recognizing the material is Rarewake's job.
Sell Your Cards
Multiple games, sets, and eras in one collection is normal.
Plenty of collections are genuinely mixed — some Pokémon, some Yu-Gi-Oh!, a few odds and ends from a decade of casual collecting. That variety doesn't need to be sorted out before you reach out.
Sell Your Cards →Have something that doesn't fit neatly into a category?
Send it anyway. Describing what you have is always the right first step.