NFL · NBA · MLB · NHL · Soccer Numbered & short print Buying by the lot

A house for
numbered cards.

We sell licensed parallels, inserts and numbered cards on eBay, and we buy them by the lot — paid by print run, with a published rate for every tier. Every card we list is photographed on a neutral ground, described by its print run, and shipped with tracking.

The Parallel House seal
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Buy from the store

Listings go up daily. Print runs and condition notes are in every description, and combined shipping is automatic on multiple wins.

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02

Sell us your parallels

Sort by print run, count them, and get paid a published rate per card. No haggling over a shoebox and no waiting for anything to sell.

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03

Move a whole lot at once

Ten cards is the minimum and there is no maximum. Send the counts for each tier and we will come back with a total for the lot.

Send your counts →
Now buying

We're buying your parallels and numbered cards.

Rates are per card and set by print run — the shorter the run, the more it pays. Sort your cards into the tiers below, count them, and send us the numbers.

/400 – /2025Numbered over 399
$0.10Each
/200 – /399
$0.15Each
/100 – /199
$0.30Each
/51 – /99
$0.40Each
/50 and underNumbered up to 50
$0.50Each
What we take
  • Licensed cards only. No NCAA or NIL.
  • 2010 or newer.
  • NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, EPL and World Cup only.
  • Parallels and inserts only — no base cards.
  • Minimum of 10 cards per lot.

How the house handles a card

Photography

Front and back on a neutral ground, in raking light where a surface flaw would otherwise hide. No filters, no angled hero shots.

Description

Year, set, parallel, print run, and the condition notes we would want to read as the buyer. Flaws are named, not implied.

Packing

Penny sleeve, top loader, team bag, rigid mailer. Tracking on every order.

Tell us what you have

Fill in how many cards you have in each tier and we will come back with a total for the lot. Prefer eBay? Message us through the store instead.

How many cards in each tier