The easiest way to sell your Magic cards

I never really collected Magic Cards; I played the game. But I am so much into the limited format that I did accumulate a lot of cards. Any I got some of the Power Nine when I made a brief foray into what was then called Type One Constructed (a format that was basically anything not Standard). When I wanted to sell them, I had no idea what they were worth. I had sold them on my own. I would have overpriced them and upset potential buyer. Card Conduit priced them efficiently, accurately and quickly moved them. Very satisfied.

Amazing service, communication, and team of people! I couldn't be more impressed with the level of communication, speed of processing, and ease of the process! I will be using Card Conduit in the future and highly recommend!

If you're tired of going through your collection or no longer have time like you used to, this is the perfect service for you.

I recently decided to sell some of the more expensive singles in my collection. Importing my list to any major retailer individually gave me a much lower number than I ended up getting from Card Conduit. I did the 'sorted service'; the fee was very low and the turnaround was fast. I would use them again.

I can't think of a single thing to complain about here. This service takes in a chosen-selection at your own discretion of your built-up MTG card collection and does the heavy lifting of selling them to buylist-buyers. This is a superior method to Ebay (notwithstanding many new ebay changes that aren't as favorable to card sellers) and the turnaround time is precisely as they advertise. My first selection of cards was $200, but for future sales I'll be upping that amount as I can fully trust Card Conduit.

There is no better or easier way to sell your collection than Card Conduit. Totally seamless process that had my collection evaluated and paid out so quickly.

I have never sold cards through any other source besides Card Conduit that has actually made me feel that I got fair value for my collection.

The folks at Card Conduit priced my cards very competitively (in some cases determining higher prices than I thought I'd get), remitted payment quickly, and sent me an impressively detailed summary of what I'd mailed them and why they paid me what they did.

Every aspect of this site; from the customer service you are presented with, to the incredibly fair pricing you get on your cards, presents you with one of the best card selling services out there. Yes, to get the best deal for your inventory there is some manual labor involved but even aside from that the prices just can't be beat and the service is top notch. I have never felt more safe and secure sending my cards through the mail than I have using this service.

I decided to try out the service per a friend's recommendation. The fee structure seems very fair and I really enjoyed that it was adjustable based on how much work I was willing to put in. I had read ahead of time that the grading can be a bit harsh but appreciated that they provided estimates of the collection at each tier. My personal expectation had been that I'd land right between the LP and MP estimates (guessed the cards would be 50/50) - and that was exactly where I ended up for payout in the end. Realistically had I listed the cards myself I would have knocked them all down a grade anyways to cover myself anyways. Being able to save the time, headache, and cost of listing, packaging, and shipping almost 300 cards was more than worth the fees to me. Will definitely use this service again in the future.

I have used Card Conduit several times now and they are not only trustworthy with your cards but give you the best deal possible with your Magic the Gathering collections. I have several jobs and do not have time to sell my MTG cards on my own and used their service to help reduce my massive collection.

Card Conduit kept me up to date on everything that was happening with the collections. They were quick and efficient and in the end I feel 100% that I made more selling to them than my time was worth doing it myself.