You send the cards. We sort, tier, seal, and ship back professional repack boxes -- ready to rip live on stream. No procurement. No guesswork. Just hits.
Ship or deliver your cards, themed boxes, and a manifest listing each card and its value to our NJ facility. Free pickup within 10 miles.
Our team spot-checks card values against your manifest to ensure accuracy before we begin sorting and sealing. Full chain of custody from day one.
Cards are sorted into your defined value tiers -- e.g. a blue box gets $100-$200 cards, a gold box gets $300-$400 cards, etc.
Cards are placed into your themed boxes and professionally sealed using our commercial heat-shrink machine. Tamper-resistant. Every unit is accounted for.
Sealed, ready-to-rip repacks are returned for your Whatnot shows or any platform. Break with confidence.
Cards are stored in a fireproof, commercial-grade safe. Our facility operates under 24-hour camera surveillance with DVR recording and alarm systems connected directly to local police -- plus private security on site.
Every employee undergoes a full background check and signs an NDA before handling any cards. Confidentiality is non-negotiable. Your inventory is treated as if it were our own.
Every box that leaves our facility is professionally heat-shrink sealed and tamper-resistant -- the standard Whatnot and your buyers expect. No exceptions.
Boxes are randomized so no one -- not even our staff -- knows exactly what's in each sealed box. Full chain of custody documentation from intake to return. Every card accounted for.
2,750+ Units/Week? Let's talk. High-volume operations get custom pricing built around your specific needs.
Example checklists are provided for illustrative purposes only and reflect the types of cards associated with this series. Specific cards shown are not guaranteed to appear in any individual box. Card values fluctuate based on market conditions. AC Breakz single-show series are sold for entertainment and collecting purposes only and should not be construed as financial investments.
