The easiest way to sell your Magic cards

Not having to to manually grade and sort the cards was also godsend. Value was what I expected and then some. 10/10 would recommend if you don't particularly know the finer details of card selling.

I didn’t want to bother selling on my own; I didn’t want to grade them; I didn’t want to check multiple buylists. Instead, I can simply ship them to CardConduit, wait a bit, and get a payment that, even after fees, is worth far more to me than the time and energy I’d have to spend otherwise.

I’m very satisfied with the amount I received for the bulk of my collection, and Card Conduit was very transparent throughout the entire process. I will definitely recommend these guys to all my Magic friends and family.

TLDR - the customer service, efficiency, and consistency of Card Conduit is unmatched. Do yourself a favor and give them a shot.

TOTALLY worth it considering the HOURS upon HOURS it would have taken me to sell all of those cards individually. They were very friendly and regular in their communication as well. Everything was above-board and the fee was quite reasonable.

I think I got a great deal, and would absolutely use the service again if I’m looking to get rid of my mtg cards. Definitely feels like the slogan “best way to sell your magic cards” holds up tenfold.

Like other reviews on the site, I too was very hesitant and had my reservations about shipping my collection from years of the game that were valued highly. I just have to say I was overly impressed with the communication through the entire process and the level of support that was given.

This is a great option for someone like me that cannot be bothered to deal with selling/shipping individual cards on TCGPlayer but wants more value than selling to a store.

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 used the sorted list both times which becomes easier once you learn the process. I really have nothing negative to say, and only positives. This is really a great service...I imagine, especially for those who haven't been in to MTG for a long time. Fortunately, I've been collecting since the mid 90's playing off and on throughout the years so card familiarity helps a ton when sorting through your own cards. I couldn't imagine sending in cards without knowing their value, but this may be the best service for that if you're in that position. Also, if you're selling cards through eBay or tcgplayer...you still have to pay them out, sit on product until it sells, deal with more instances of shipping, and of course spend much more time dealing with these singular transactions. If you think about it, card conduit is actually a great service for more expensive cards as well. I sold a Chrome Mox (mrd) in NM condition for $75 off ebay. after shipping and fees, I made $60 which is roughly what card conduit would've given me. Look forward to selling more cards to card conduit!

I packaged my cards. I sent my cards. I got cash for my cards. The service was fantastic. I am definitely using Card Conduit again.

I sold a collection, and was able to receive more than I would buylisting to any individual vendor, and without assuming the risk, shipping fees and time investment associated with selling individual cards.