Sell Pokémon cards at 1220 NE 163rd St, North Miami Beach, FL 33162. Cash 4 Gold & Pokemon Card Buyer buys cards in person and pays cash when you accept. A companion site, https://pokemoncardbuyers.com/, covers cards as well. The counter is this address.

Cash 4 Gold & Pokemon Card Buyer buys Pokémon cards at 1220 NE 163rd St, North Miami Beach, FL 33162 in North Miami Beach. That location serves Miami, Aventura, Sunny Isles Beach, Miami Beach, and nearby neighborhoods. Walk in with the cards. No appointment is required.

Get cash for Pokémon cards at 1220 NE 163rd St, North Miami Beach, FL 33162. We review the cards with you, explain the offer, and pay cash if you accept. You can keep the cards if you decline.

Yes. When you accept an offer at this store, payment is cash. The evaluation is free.

Yes. Gold, jewelry, coins, watches, and Pokémon cards are all bought at 1220 NE 163rd St, North Miami Beach, FL 33162. One visit can cover a jewelry box and a card binder.

A card’s offer depends on which card it is, the set, the edition or print, the condition, and whether it is graded. A photo list on a website misses centering, surface, and edition marks. Bring the cards to 1220 NE 163rd St, North Miami Beach, FL 33162 for a number based on the copies you own.

Yes. Vintage cards from the late 1990s and early 2000s are a common lot, and modern cards are welcome too. Age alone is not the price. The specific card and its condition are.

Yes. Rare, holo, and chase cards are reviewed individually. Commons in the same binder can stay in the lot so you do not have to split them before you arrive.

Some first-edition cards are valuable, and many first-edition commons are modest. The set, the character, and the condition decide the offer. Bring them sleeved as they are. We identify the stamp and the set at the counter.

Sell vintage Pokémon cards at 1220 NE 163rd St, North Miami Beach, FL 33162. WotC-era cards, shadowless cards, and later vintage sets are reviewed in person. Keep them in the sleeves or toploaders you already use.

Yes. Charizard cards are evaluated by set, edition, language, and condition or grade. There are many Charizard prints. The offer is for the copy you bring, not for the name alone.

Cards with strong collector demand, high grades, early printings, and sealed product are the usual focus. A bulk stack of played commons is a different lot from a graded chase card. We separate those in front of you.

Yes. PSA, BGS, CGC, and other slabs are welcome. Bring the slab as it is. The grade on the label is part of the review, along with the card inside.

Yes. PSA 10 slabs are reviewed as graded cards. The card, the set, and the grade all matter. We do not need you to crack the slab.

Yes. Raw cards are bought on condition: corners, edges, surface, and centering that we can see. Grading is optional before you visit.

Yes. Binders, boxes, and mixed collections are welcome. You can sell the whole lot or hear which cards carry the offer.

Yes. Bring the collection in the boxes or binders you have. You do not need a spreadsheet. We will tell you what we see and you choose whether to sell.

Yes. Sealed booster boxes, ETBs, and sealed packs are reviewed as sealed product. Leave the shrink on if it is still intact.

Bring them. Heavy play, creases, and water damage lower condition. A scarce card can still be reviewed. We will tell you if the damage leaves little or no offer.

We identify the card, set, and edition, check condition or the slab grade, and use the current collector market. Printed price guides and old eBay screenshots go out of date. The offer is explained before you decide.

No. Organization helps a large collection move faster, and a shoebox is still fine. Leave cards in sleeves. You do not need to sort by set before you visit.

This store buys cards. It is a buyer’s counter, not a retail shop stocking packs for sale. To sell, visit 1220 NE 163rd St, North Miami Beach, FL 33162 or see https://pokemoncardbuyers.com/.