The easiest way to sell your Magic cards

I was nervous about selling my cards to Card Conduit. The idea of sending my valuable cardboard to a company that was going to evaluate them and make me a non-negotiable offer was scary and for that reason I sent a small shipment of cards initially, just to test the waters. I was impressed with the accuracy of their evaluation and the amount offered to me in cash money. More often than not the offer has been more than the store credit offers from my LGS. I have since completed and shipped hundreds of cards across multiple shipments to Card Conduit and have become a true believer. This is the way to sell your cards. These guys have built their business on honesty and transparency. I appreciate that very much and look forward to sending them more cards in the near future.

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.

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.

Anyone who is considering selling off most/all their collection, this is the place right here.

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.

I was super impressed at the buylist prices they were able to secure.

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!

Took the time to do a bit of pre-sorting and used their curated service and everything was graded better than I expected

There are relatively few experiences that one can reasonably call peerless, especially nowadays. Card Conduit's ease of use, professionalism in all aspects (but especially communication and transparency), and prompt turnaround times even on more robustly-sized orders cement their status as one of the best buylisting experiences you can find as a consumer - or even, arguably, as a vendor. While you can absolutely elect to do a little more work (advisable in cases of higher value density collections, or easily sortable ones) to get better returns, the minimum effort required means Card Conduit affords nearly everyone an option to buylist their cards for competitive returns at the simple barrier of entry represented by postage cost, and maybe twenty minutes' time packaging. Quietly changing the game; less quietly a service I intend to lean on many, many more times.

The value was great, I got paid pretty much the same I would have if I buylisted and this was a fraction of the effort. I've already preached the good word of card conduit to friends at my LGS and recommend all you out there reading these reviews to give it a try.

I think the fee was definitely worth the time I would take to sort and price check them all and then sending them to different online stores/individuals. I will be using them for the rest of my collection as well.

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!