Refunds will be processed back to the original payment method used. Please allow up to 7-10 business days for the refund to appear in your account once it is processed.

If an order qualifies for a return, we will provide a pre-paid shipping label via email for you to send the item back to us.

We do not accept returns, except under special circumstances. Please contact us if you have concerns regarding your order.

The condition of a vintage Pokémon card can be assessed based on factors such as surface wear, edge wear, corner wear, scratches, creases, and centering. Cards in “Near Mint” or “Mint” condition have minimal to no visible flaws, while cards with more noticeable wear may be graded as “Played” or “Heavily Played.”

Pokémon card rarities include Common (circle symbol), Uncommon (diamond symbol), Rare (star symbol), Holo Rare (star symbol with holographic image), Ultra Rare (e.g., EX, GX, V, VMAX cards), and Secret Rare (cards with set numbers higher than the set’s total number). Special rarities like Amazing Rare or Rainbow Rare may also be available in certain sets.

A factory-sealed Pokémon booster box should have clear plastic shrink wrap with the official Pokémon logo printed on it. Be cautious of boxes with generic or resealed shrink wrap, as they may have been tampered with.

First edition Pokémon cards have a small “1st Edition” stamp on the bottom left corner of the card image and are typically more valuable due to their limited print run. Unlimited edition cards do not have this stamp and are part of the regular print run for a set.

Rarity symbols on the bottom right corner of the card indicate its rarity: a circle for common, a diamond for uncommon, and a star for rare. Holographic cards, full art cards, and cards with special symbols (e.g., GX, EX, V, VMAX) may have higher value. Researching card prices on collector websites or consulting a price guide can also help.

Booster packs contain a random assortment of cards, including the chance for rare and valuable cards. Theme decks are pre-constructed decks designed for gameplay and include a fixed set of cards. Elite Trainer Boxes contain multiple booster packs, accessories (e.g., card sleeves, dice), and a player’s guide.

Yes, individual Pokémon cards can be purchased from various online marketplaces, card shops, and collector websites. This is a common way to acquire specific cards to complete a collection or build a competitive deck.

The Pokémon Trading Card Game (TCG) is generally recommended for players ages 6 and up. However, people of all ages can enjoy collecting Pokémon cards. Always check the product packaging for the manufacturer’s recommended age range.

To protect Pokémon cards, use card sleeves, top loaders, or hard plastic card cases. Store cards in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Card binders and storage boxes are also popular options for organizing and storing larger collections.