About PrCards

PrCards is a trading-card and collectibles store shipping from Jupiter, Florida — 2538 products across 165 collections, sent to all 50 states, DC, Puerto Rico, the US territories and military addresses. Sealed product leaves here in exactly the state it arrived in: never weighed, never searched, never opened, never re-wrapped. That sentence is the whole reason to buy from a shop rather than a listing, and the rest of this page explains what it means.

What we stock

Alongside those: Yu-Gi-Oh!, Riftbound, Union Arena, Gundam, Digimon, Weiss Schwarz, Dragon Ball Super, Cookie Run: Braverse and Flesh and Blood.

The accessory side is not an afterthought bolted onto the card side. It is 632 products: 202 packs of sleeves (96 of them Dragon Shield), 98 deck boxes, 95 binders and 57 playmats. On the Warhammer side there are 130 paints and 90 boxed miniatures, so a starter box and the paints to finish it can go in one order.

Prices run from $1.99 to $29,999, and the median product is $49.99 — this is mostly a shop for ordinary purchases. But 143 products sit at $500 or above, and those are handled differently at every step: see The Vault.

Sealed product is never weighed, searched, opened or re-wrapped

This is the one promise worth making about sealed product, and it is worth knowing why. Most people buying their first booster box have never heard of searching, which is exactly what makes it work.

What searching is

A sealed box holds a known distribution of hits. Searching is the practice of finding out which packs hold them without opening a pack, then taking those packs out. Two methods do most of it:

• Weighing. A foil or holo card weighs fractionally more than the common it replaced in the pack. A scale reading to hundredths of a gram sorts a box into heavy packs and light packs in a few minutes. Nothing is opened, so nothing looks disturbed.
• Light, flex and thickness. In some sets a pack can be candled against a bright light, flexed, or measured for thickness, and the foil-bearing packs separate out the same way.

The heavy packs come out. Light packs from a box that has already been picked over go in to keep the count right. The outer shrink goes back on with film and a heat gun. What is left looks factory sealed in a photograph, in your hands, and on a scale — because it weighs what a box of that many packs should weigh.

What that costs the person who buys it

You paid the full price of a box whose value had already been removed from it. The pull rates printed on the wrapper describe a box that no longer exists. You cannot check before you buy, and you cannot check after: the only way to find out is to open it, and once it is open the box is worth whatever the cards in it are worth. A searched box is not a bad deal you can spot. It is a bad deal you find out about by not finding anything.

What we do instead

Sealed product here is not opened. Not to verify contents, not for photography, not to confirm a count, not to replace a scuffed pack. It goes onto the shelf in the state it arrived and into your carton in the state it stood on the shelf. Nothing is weighed and nothing is re-wrapped — we do not own shrink film. If a seal is damaged in handling, that item does not get listed as sealed and does not get sold as sealed.

When you buy a sealed box, you are buying that box and not any card inside it. Opening it and not pulling what you hoped for is variance, and variance is not a fault — the Terms of Service say so plainly rather than leaving it for an argument later.

How stock is bought and kept

Sealed product is bought sealed and stays sealed. A case is opened to pick an order and for nothing else. Beyond that, the handling rules are dull on purpose:

• Indoors, off the floor, out of direct sunlight. Cardboard warps in damp and fades in light, and a faded box is a condition problem even with a perfect seal.
• Nothing stacked past what its own carton is rated to carry. Crushed corners are the most common avoidable damage on sealed product.
• Singles are sleeved when they are listed and stay sleeved from that point until you open the mailer.
• Slabs are stored flat in their own boxes and handled by the edges. Holders scuff, and a scuffed holder looks like a downgrade even when the card is untouched.
• One-of-one stock is photographed as itself. For a slab or a raw single, the picture on the listing is that exact item, not a stock image of the same card.

Graded slabs

There are 32 graded slabs here, up to a One Piece BGS 10 at $29,999. Three things are true of all of them.

• The grade belongs to the grading company, not to us. We do not grade, re-grade, crack, re-holder or resubmit. What we sell is the slab as the grader sealed it.
• The certification number is on the label in the listing photograph, and on your invoice. Ask before you buy and we will confirm it in writing, so you can look it up on the grader's own site first. We check it on the way out, and if a slab ever comes back to us we check it again — it has to be the same slab.
• A slab is one of one. When it sells it is gone; there is no second one behind it, and we cannot reorder it.

How it is packed and shipped

Three kinds of thing leave here and each is packed for the way it fails. Sealed boxes and cases travel in rigid double-walled cartons with void fill on every face, seal untouched. Slabs go into a graded sleeve, then a form-fit box, then an outer carton. Raw singles are sleeved, toploaded, team-bagged and sent in a rigid mailer that will not bend in a mail tray. The full detail is in the Shipping Policy.

Shipping is free and tracked on every United States order, with no minimum. Order before 3:00 PM ET on a business day and it is shipped the same day, tracked the whole way with USPS and UPS, and typically 2–5 business days from order to door. Your tracking number is emailed within 1 business day. Orders over $500 ship signature-required, because a signature is what makes a parcel of that value insurable.

If something arrives damaged, photograph the outer carton before you unpack any further and email us within 48 hours — that photograph is what settles a carrier claim. You have 30 days from delivery to start a return, on the terms set out in the Returns & Refund Policy.

How to reach us

Email storeprcards@gmail.com or call (971) 477-0012 · Mon–Fri 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM ET. Email is answered within one business day and is the better route for anything with an order number or a photograph attached. We ship from Jupiter, Florida and the fulfillment address is not a walk-in shop, so email before sending anything back.

Ask before you buy rather than after. If you want to know whether a box is the current print run, which sleeve size fits a Japanese card, whether two items will ship in one carton, or what a cert number resolves to, that is a question we would rather answer than have come back as a return.

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