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 in the best condition we can source — usually Near Mint, though older sets may ship a played grade.

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). We don't quote a fake CAD price — the number you pay is the honest USD one.

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.