The easiest way to sell your Magic cards

I am really pleased with the experience of dealing with CardConduit. My local store offered me 25% less for a larger batch of cards, and there were going to be hassles with their payout plan. CardConduit communicated well, paid in full on time, and generally behaved in a way that I really appreciate.

Selling to Card Conduit continues to be the easiest and most profitable way to liquidate my collection. Their fees are quite low especially if you choose to do the sorting ahead of time. Payment is fast and their grading of the cards is fair. This was my biggest concern since there are no options to get your cards back after you ship them. You literally rely on them to be fair about your collection’s condition. I was skeptical when I first started using them over a year ago so I sent a small number of cards just to see if their evaluation matched my expectations. Now, I have sent over 5 separate larger shipments with cards of even greater value and continue to be satisfied. Card Conduit takes the hassle out of collection liquidation and I will continue to use them in the future.

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!

Overall value was a bit more than I expected and they saved me days worth of sorting, grading, and shipping I'd have to do on my own. Very much recommend if you have a ton of rares and mythics you have that you'd like to sell off.

If you want to get a fairly large collection of cards turned into money in a quick, orderly, and friendly fashion, this is by far the best way to do so!

Literally just pack your cards up and ship them and wait two weeks. Much easier than dealing with Card Kingdom and payout was about what I expected.

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.

Have used card conduit at least 10 times thus far and plan to continue with all my MTG selling needs. Selling cards in bulk has never been easier.

This is hands down the best way to offload cards.

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

I had been considering selling off the valuable parts of my collection for years, but the entire buylisting process was always a lot more effort than I could invest to get good value. After learning about CardConduit and their service, I felt like it was exactly the solution I needed. Each step of the process was straightforward and clearly explained, and at the end of it I received a single payout at a very reasonable valuation and minimal fees. I chose to put in a little effort and put together a Sorted Shipment to minimize the fees, but CardConduit's offering of different service tiers is really an incredible idea and a godsend if you can't deal with the pain of buylisting yourself. I will (and have already) wholeheartedly recommend CardConduit to others and would absolutely use the service again once my collection becomes a mess again.

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.