JupiterTCG

JupiterTCG is our own business, so read this listing with that in mind. It is a dba of Jupiter Coastal Media LLC, the company that publishes this guide, and Kyle Romero owns and runs it. It is a one-person operation with no public storefront and no walk-ins. It does two things: an online shop of single cards that ships nationwide, and collection services for South Florida, meaning selling a collection outright, consigning the better cards, or getting a collection valued.

Selling starts with photos. That takes about five minutes on a phone, and "Not sure" is an accepted answer to every question. A real person reads every submission and replies within two business days, including the ones they can't help with. If it's a fit, you agree on a daytime slot at a public place near you: the marked safe-exchange bay at a police station, a bank lobby, a busy coffee shop, or somewhere similar you're comfortable with. There are no home visits and nothing gets shipped. Bring the cards as they are stored, plus photo ID. Most appointments take 30 to 90 minutes. The offer comes with its reasoning. Accept and you're paid on the spot by cash, Zelle or Venmo, with an itemized bill of sale signed at the table. Decline and you take everything home. There is no fee either way.

Not ready to sell? The first read on what a collection is worth is free: send photos, and within two business days you get a rough sense of what you have, with no charge, nothing to sign and no obligation. A written, itemized report is available for a fee published on their site. It is a dealer's opinion, not an appraisal for insurance, probate or tax. Higher-value cards can be consigned instead. You agree a list price per card and an optional floor, and you get a signed agreement and an itemized intake receipt before anything leaves your hands. Selling or consigning for an estate needs paperwork showing you're entitled to deal with the property — in Florida, usually the probate court's Letters of Administration.

They buy Pokémon, Yu-Gi-Oh and One Piece from any era, sports cards from vintage through modern, and Magic too. They cover 25 cities from Stuart to Boca Raton. The online shop is heavy on baseball from 1989 to 2007, with Yu-Gi-Oh and modern Pokémon singles. Everything in it is raw, and every card is scanned front and back. If you'd rather walk into a store and get an answer today, Hobby Card Shop in Downtown Abacoa is the place.