Pokémon packs, shipped to Canada.

Pull a card online and we mail the real, physical card to your Canadian address, all ten provinces and three territories, from British Columbia to Newfoundland to the Yukon. Enter your address the Canadian way: a province and a postal code in A1A 1A1 format. Shipping is a flat 499 per card plus a flat 500 cross-border surcharge per card for delivery into Canada, shown to you before you confirm, never a surprise at checkout. High-value cards (worth $100+) ship fully insured, signature-required, plus a 5% insurance & handling fee on the card's value on top of the flat per-card fee. details here. Cards ship as the best-quality raw (ungraded) card we can source, usually Near Mint. Because some collectors like to grade their pulls, we always aim for the best raw copy and never crack open a graded slab, and only where a better copy can't be sourced do we ship a disclosed played grade. We source every card to order, so shipping can take up to 30 days, though most cards arrive well before that.

Everything runs on Sparks (), our store credit at 100 Sparks per US dollar, and card values are shown in USD as a reference. Your card is billed in USD and your Canadian bank converts it at their rate (a foreign-transaction fee may apply, same as any US online store). Pick Canadian dollars in Settings to see an approximate “≈ C$” figure next to each USD price (daily Bank of Canada rate). It's a convenience, not a CAD charge: the exact USD amount is always shown at checkout.

Every box's full contents are locked by a published cryptographic fingerprint before the first pack opens, and the shuffle is decided by a public randomness beacon. Each card you pull is yours to keep in your vault, ship to Canada, or sell back instantly for 85% of live market value in Sparks. Sparks have no cash value and can't be cashed out; value leaves the shop as real cards you keep or ship home.

Cards ship across the border into Canada. Most trading-card shipments arrive without a bill, but the Canada Border Services Agency can assess GST/HST or duty on international parcels, and any such charge is the recipient's responsibility, the same as ordering cards from any US retailer. We keep parcels low-key and declare them honestly as collectible trading cards.