Consign with Us
Sports Card Consignment Charleston SC · Baseball · Mail-in
We don’t buy your cards. We sell them for you. Sports card consignment and baseball card consignment for collectors in Charleston SC, Johns Island, and mail-in across the U.S. We treat your collection like it’s ours. Talk first — then ship.
Local to Charleston? Consign sports cards in Charleston, SC
Inherited a collection? Start with this guide
Choosing consign vs list vs sell-the-box? Compare the three paths
Not Consignment Cabin in Marlborough, NH. That’s a different business
How It Works
Consignment Rates
All payouts below are net to you:
| Listing | You keep |
|---|---|
| Bulk lots under $5 | 80% net |
| Individual listings $5–$200 | 80% net |
| $200–$999.99 | 90% net |
| $1,000.00 and up (final sold price) | 96% of gross sale price — we only keep 4% |
Payout Timing
Paid out the first week following the end of each calendar month. Choose your method: PayPal, Venmo, Zelle, check by mail, in-person payout, or store credit with a bonus.
Two-Box Cap
One box in-house, one in transit or scheduled. You can’t book a third until a box is processed. Keeps your inventory moving and your payouts coming.
Return Shipping
If an item doesn’t sell, you cover return shipping or we can relist it at no extra cost.
Online Agreement
After your consignment call, you'll get a private link to sign the agreement on your phone — a short intake video, then your signature. Labels will be unlocked once you fully sign.
Declined Items
We reserve the right to decline anything that doesn’t fit our catalog. Declined items ship back at your expense, or you can donate them.
Sports card consignment FAQ
How do Cardboard Cabin consignment fees work?
No hidden fees. The rate you see is the rate you get — eBay fees are baked into the payout math, not added on top. Payouts are net to you by listing tier. The live Consignment Rates table on this page is the floor. Comps come from VCP, 130point, CardLadder, and eBay sold.
Plain-English walkthrough: Cabin consign fees, in plain English.
Wondering when you get paid? How long consignment takes, and when you get paid.
How does sports card consignment work here?
We don’t buy your cards. We sell them for you. Talk first on a 15-minute consign call. You approve the path. Then a private agreement on your phone — short intake video, then your signature. Labels unlock only after you fully sign. We handle grading, pricing, and selling. Your cards, our hustle. That’s the deal.
Full mail-in walkthrough: How Mail-In Consignment Works at the Cabin.
When do consignors get paid?
You get paid the first week after the month your cards sell. Methods: PayPal, Venmo, Zelle, check by mail, in-person, or store credit with a bonus.
Timeline detail: How long does card consignment take?
How do I ship cards in for consignment?
Mail-in or appointment-only drop-off in the Charleston SC / Johns Island area. Talk first → you approve → sign the private agreement → labels unlock → ship what you both agreed. We don’t ask you to sign a blank public form or ship blind.
One box at a time, dropped off or mailed to us. Packing and label steps: mail-in consignment guide.
What sports cards and memorabilia do you accept?
Vintage and inherited sports cards are the Cabin’s lane — baseball card consignment especially, plus football, basketball, hockey, and other sports when the catalog fits. Graded and raw singles, stars, Hall of Famers, sets, bulk lots, authenticated signed items, and game-worn memorabilia when they fit. Unsorted boxes are fine; you don’t need a full inventory list first.
We reserve the right to decline anything that doesn’t fit our catalog. Declined items ship back at your expense, or you can donate them. Ultra-modern parallel volume isn’t our lane — we’ll say so before labels.
Inherited collection? Start with What to Do With Dad’s Sports Cards.
How long does consignment take from call to payout?
Consignment is a sequence, not a same-week cash-out: call → agreement → labels → box arrives → list → sell → monthly payout. Sales land on the next month’s report; you get paid the first week after that month ends.
Step-by-step clock: payout timeline guide.
What is the two-box cap?
Two-box maximum. One box in-house, one in transit or scheduled. No third booking until a box is processed. Listed quick. Paid clear. Keeps your inventory moving.
Do I need to sort dad’s cards or an inherited collection first?
No. You don’t need a full inventory list. Book a 15-minute consign call and talk through what you have before anyone ships.
What to Do With Dad’s Sports Cards · Unsorted boxes are fine.
Is Cardboard Cabin the same as Consignment Cabin in New Hampshire?
No. Cardboard Cabin / Superfly Collectibles is a sports-card dealer and consignment shop at cardboardcabin.com — Charleston SC / Johns Island area, appointment-only. Consignment Cabin (NH) is a different business — antiques / furniture — not us.
Who is Cardboard Cabin consignment for (and who isn’t)?
For lifelong collectors, set builders, and families inheriting a life’s work who want care and a clear process. Show us what you’ve built. We’ll figure out where it belongs. If the box isn’t a catalog fit, we’ll say so before you ship.
Consignment inquiry
Tell us a little about your collection, then book your 15-minute consignment call.
After the call, you’ll get a private link to sign the consignment agreement on your phone — a short video, then your signature. We won’t ask you to sign a blank public form.
Book your 15-minute consignment call
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Dad’s sports cards guide · Consign vs list vs box · Mail-in guide · When do I get paid? · Baseball card consignment · How consignment works
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