Sell to the show

Your sealed, on air

I buy factory-sealed Pokémon and One Piece for the breaks. Build a list, see what it's worth, grab a slot, get paid at intake. No haggling in the DMs.

85% of market, sealed Hours load from the calendar
The whole thing

Four steps, one visit

Everything sealed I buy goes straight onto a stream, which is why it has to be pristine — and why I can pay strong for it.

Build your list

Search the live catalog, set quantities, watch the number update. Market prices come from the same feed the shop uses — you never have to guess or type a price.

Pick a slot

Open days and times come straight from the calendar. Your list rides along with the booking, so intake is prepped before you show up.

Bring it in

The exact spot is in your confirmation. Be on time — slots run back to back. Bring a photo ID; the payout goes out under the name on the booking.

Get paid

Every item is checked at the table. The number on the page is an estimate at up to 85% of market; the final offer is confirmed with you at intake.

Step one

What are you bringing?

Search, tap to add, set the count. The catalog is the shop's live list with today's market prices; anything it doesn't have goes on unpriced and gets a number at the table.

Your list

up to 85% of market

    Nothing on the list yet. Start typing above.

    On the listnothing yet
    Market value$0
    You'd getup to $0

    Market prices as of today. The payout shown is an estimate; the final offer is confirmed at intake, sealed and undamaged only.

    Step two

    Pick a time

    Live availability — a greyed-out time is already spoken for. Same-day works with an hour's notice.

    Open slots

    Loading the calendar…

    Pick a day first.

    I agree that DigitalPoke may email me about this appointment — confirmation, changes and reminders. No texts, ever — email is how I reach you.

    Rather email? fweazeb@digital-poke.com

    Something else?

    Singles, slabs, a whole collection

    The list builder is for sealed. If you've got graded cards, raw singles, a binder, or a lot you'd rather talk through first — tell me what you have and I'll answer by email.

    Before you book

    Straight answers

    How do you come up with the number?

    The market price is the current TCGplayer market for that exact product, pulled from the same catalog the shop runs on. The estimate is a percentage of that (it's shown next to each line). At intake every item gets checked and the final offer is confirmed with you before anything changes hands.

    What don't you take?

    Anything opened, resealed, dented, torn or water-marked. Loose packs from an opened box. Product that's been in a stream before. If the catalog search won't find it, add it unpriced and I'll tell you at the table — the temporary "paused" strip above the search shows anything I'm not taking this week.

    Why do I need a list to book?

    Because it's how intake gets prepped before you walk in. Your list is matched to the catalog ahead of time, so the visit is a check-and-pay instead of a data-entry session. It takes about a minute.

    How do I get paid?

    At intake, once the items are checked, under the full name on the booking. Bring a photo ID.

    Can I change or cancel?

    Reply to your confirmation email with the new time or a cancel, and the slot frees up for the next person. If you're running late on the day, email the same way — I'll do what I can, but a slot more than 15 minutes gone may have to move to the next opening.

    Do you text?

    No. Everything about your appointment comes by email — confirmation, any changes, and the reply if you message me here. There's no text messaging at all, so nothing to opt into.

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