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Preview · Southern California first

Never fire-sell a card you love.

Nexus helps you sell graded cards for close to what they’re worth. You pick your lowest price. Nothing sells without your yes.

Starting with graded Pokémon and One Piece cards. Today our team sells cards by hand for a small group. Card records start Oct 7. Prices from real sales start Oct 21.

What the labels mean: Live today Coming on a date Future plan

The problem

Say your card is worth $5,000. A dealer offers $4,000.

In our experience, dealers at card shows often pay about 75 to 85% of what a card is worth. They have to make money too.

A collector would pay more, but finding one takes time. Selling online means listing, shipping and haggling with strangers. Nexus does that work for you, and you stay in charge.

What you keep from a $5,000 cardExample

Sell to a dealer at a show$4,000

Sell through Nexus$4,512.50

+$512.50 more for you

Example: the card sells for $4,750, and our fee is 5%. That’s an early price, and it may change. If it doesn’t sell, you pay nothing.

How it works

We find the buyer. You keep more.

Live today, by hand, for a small group

  1. 01 Hand us your card

    Bring it to our team. We check it and hold it until it sells. If it doesn’t sell, you get it back.

    Coming Oct 7 Check in at partner shops and card shows. We take photos and seal it in a numbered bag.

  2. $4,300
    • Offer A$4,100Below your price
    • Offer B$4,500Fits
    • Offer C$4,750Fits

    Example offers. You say yes or no.

    02 Pick your lowest price

    We bring you offers. Nothing sells without your yes.

    Coming Oct 21 Offers from buyers we’ve checked.

  3. Example receipt

    Sale price
    $4,750.00
    Our fee (5%)
    $237.50
    You keep
    $4,512.50
    Best dealer offer you had
    $4,000.00

    +$512.50 more than the dealer

    03 Get paid

    When your card sells, you get paid. Your receipt shows the price, our fee and what you keep.

    Coming Oct 21 The buyer pays first. A payment partner holds the money until your card arrives and checks out.

5%

if it sells. Nothing if it doesn’t.

Early price. It may change. You see the exact fee, and any payment costs, before you agree.

Card records Coming Oct 7

Every card gets a record that follows it.

From Oct 7, every card we check in gets a record. We write down what we see: photos, the weight and its sealed bag number. We note where the card is and when.

Buyers can see what we checked, so they don’t have to guess. When your card sells, the record goes with it.

A Nexus record shows what we saw, and where the card was and when. It does not replace the grading company.

Nexus recordExample

Alt art rare, 2023 · PSA 10

  • Grader’s records match the label
  • Front, back and label photos
  • Weight: 14.8 g
  • Sealed in bag NX-44120
  1. Sat 10:42 Checked in at a card show
  2. Sat 10:49 Sealed and logged
  3. Held by the Nexus team
  4. Sold. The record goes to the next owner.

Our rules

Rules we keep on every sale.

OJ, who started Nexus, once had to sell about $100,000 of collectibles fast to keep a business going. So we built Nexus around a few simple rules.

Nexus · Our rulesFor every sale

  • Nothing sells without your yes.

    You set your lowest price. You make the final call.

  • You see every fee.

    Before you agree, you see the price, our fee and what you keep.

  • The buyer pays first. Coming Oct 21

    A payment partner holds the money until your card checks out.

  • No sale, no fee.

    If your card doesn’t sell, you pay nothing. You get your card back.

  • No pressure.

    No countdowns. No “only 2 left.” Sell when it’s right for you, or don’t.

  • No shares. No bets.

    We don’t sell pieces of cards or bets on prices. Just fair sales.

Where this is going

What’s coming, and where it leads.

We’d rather show you dates than big promises. Solid dots are ready or dated. Dashed ones are plans we haven’t built yet.

Plan as of Sep 27, 2026. If a date moves, we’ll update this page.

  1. Today

    Live today

    Our team sells cards by hand, for a small group.

  2. Oct 7

    Coming

    Card records. Check-in at partner shops and card shows.

  3. Oct 21

    Coming

    Prices from real sales. Buyers we’ve checked. The buyer pays first.

  4. Dec 1

    Coming

    Higsby, our AI helper, starts drafting work for our team, one task at a time. A person checks every draft.

  5. Later

    Future plan

    Your own rules for Higsby. Records that buyers check first. More cities, and more kinds of collectibles.

Your rulesFuture plan

Today, we follow our rules. Someday, Higsby could follow yours.

  • “Show me offers over $1,200 for my extra copies.”
  • “Never sell my PSA 10 alt art.”
  • “Ask me before any sale.” Always on. Higsby never sells on its own.
Higsby would bring you offers that fit. You would still say yes or no. Example only. Not built yet.

Maybe someday: borrow against a card instead of selling it. We don’t offer loans to collectors today. If we ever do, it will only be through licensed lending partners.

Early access

Want an early look? Join the list.

We’re starting in Southern California with graded Pokémon and One Piece cards worth $2,000 or more. Tell us what you collect. A real person will email you when early access opens for you.

  • Free to join
  • Takes about a minute
  • No spam. We won’t add you to other lists.

Collect something else, or live somewhere else? Sign up anyway. It helps us pick where to go next.

Sell cards for a living? Vendors and shops have their own partner program.

Join the early-access list

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What do you collect?

Pick all that fit.

About how many graded cards do you have? optional

A city or area is enough.