1994 Arcane Legacy — Obsidian Lotus
$18,500
Asking
BGS8.5Pop 31, with 12 graded higher
The piece the rest of this inventory is measured against. Heavy black border, clean corners, and a centering split that is the only thing keeping it out of a 9.
Midlothian, TX · Inventory held in-hand
There is no
buy button.
Make your offer.
Graded baseball, football, Disney, Pokémon and Magic cards — every one of them in our own vault, certificate published, photographed under our own lights. You say a number. A person answers it inside twelve business hours.
13 cards open to offers · $53,905 at asking · entry pieces from $540
Held in-hand
Nothing brokered or pre-sold
Cert published
Verify before you offer
Answered in 12h
By a person, not a bot
Guaranteed for life
Full buy-back, always
On the desk this week
The cards we would keep ourselves.
Every listing carries the flaws as well as the highlights. If a card has a roller mark, it is written on the page before you get to the price.
1954 Gilcrest #107 — Roy Delacroix
$8,450
Asking
SGC7Pop 44, with 29 graded higher
A genuinely bright 1954 rookie. Full original gloss on the red border, four sharp corners, and none of the dull grey cast that sinks most survivors of this set.
1967 Kickoff Classics #88 — Darrell Quinn
$2,650
Asking
PSA7Pop 118, with 73 graded higher
Orange border with no chipping worth the word, strong focus on the portrait, and a reverse that has never met a thumbtack.
How offers work
Three outcomes. No games.
Every card has an asking price and a private floor. Your offer lands in one of three places the moment you send it, and you are told which one — including what the floor is if you come in under it.
01
At or above asking
The card is reserved in your name immediately and an invoice follows. You have 24 hours to settle it, and nobody else can offer in the meantime.
02
In range
A person reads it and answers inside 12 business hours with a yes, a no, or a counter that explains itself. Most cards here close within 8–15% of asking.
03
Under the floor
Declined on the spot — but we tell you the lowest number that would have worked, so your second offer is not a guess. No card is ever quietly ignored.
What we deal in
Five markets, one desk, one standard.
Authentication
Checked before it is listed, not after it is sold.
A slab is only as good as the hands it passed through. Every card that comes in is weighed, measured, run against the grader's certificate lookup and inspected for a re-holder before it is ever photographed.
- Every card in-hand
- Nothing on this site is brokered, pre-sold or sitting in someone else's inventory. If it is listed, it is in our vault, photographed under our own lights, and it can ship the day an offer clears.
- Certificate verified before listing
- Each slab is checked against the grader's own certificate lookup, weighed, measured and photographed front and back. The cert number is printed on the listing so you can verify it yourself before you offer.
- A real person answers your offer
- No bots, no counters generated off a price feed. Offers are read at the desk and answered inside twelve business hours with a yes, a no, or a counter that tells you why.
- Authenticity guaranteed for life
- If any card we sell is ever found to be altered, trimmed, re-holdered or not the card on the certificate, we buy it back at the full price you paid, for as long as you own it.
Sell outright
Cash, this week
Send photos and cert numbers and you get a real number back within a day — not a range, not a maybe. Payment goes out the day the cards land and check out.
- Written offer inside 24 hours
- Shipping label and insurance on us over $2,500
- Wire, ACH or a check, your choice
Consign
We work the market for you
We photograph it, write the comps up honestly, list it and field the offers. You set the floor — nothing sells below it without your word.
- 8–20% depending on the card's value
- You set the floor, we defend it
- Paid within 3 business days of settlement
The desk is open
Offer what it is worth to you.
The worst that happens is we tell you the number that would have worked. There is no account to make, nothing to pay, and no salesman waiting on the other end of it.