A small, collector-run case of Pokémon and One Piece cardboard — here's who we are, how an order actually works, and the honest answers to the things people ask before they buy.
PokéVault Cards started as one collector's personal binder and a habit of always having a spare Charizard for a friend. It's grown into a small, carefully-curated case of Pokémon TCG and One Piece Card Game singles and sealed product — but it's stayed small on purpose. We aim to photograph and describe every card and box ourselves rather than lean on stock art, and we're upfront if a listing photo ever comes from a verified seller source instead.
We keep the catalogue tight rather than exhaustive: modern chase cards collectors actually ask for, a rotating One Piece case from Romance Dawn through today's sets, and — this month — day-one stock of the Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration launch. If a card you want isn't listed, ask; we can usually source it.
Based in Europe, shipping across the continent. Every order is packed the same day it's placed where possible, singles go out in a rigid sleeve and toploader, and sealed product travels in its original manufacturer packaging inside a second box — no exceptions, even for a €6 single.
Checkout runs through PayPal. Add whatever you'd like to your order using the cart in the top-right corner, then check out — you'll see the exact total before you confirm anything. PayPal checkout is being connected now and will go live shortly; the cart already shows you the running total in the meantime.
We ship across Europe. Singles typically go out within 1–2 business days of an order and arrive within a week for most EU destinations; sealed product ships the same way, boxed to survive transit. Launch-week 30th Celebration orders are shipped in the order they're reserved, so early orders go out first.
Near-mint or better unless a listing says otherwise — the Shanks "THE BEST" alternate art, for instance, is explicitly graded (PSA 9) and priced at market rate. Every card is inspected under light before it's sleeved, and we'll always flag a printline, whitening or edge wear rather than let it slide.
A hand-packed grab bag from our own case — a mix of singles from the relevant game (Pokémon or One Piece), always including at least one holo or foil rarity, with a small chance of pulling something well above the price you paid. We don't pad Mystery Packages with bulk commons; every card in one is something we'd be comfortable selling as a single in its own right.
If something arrives damaged in transit or doesn't match its listing, contact us and we'll make it right — replacement, refund, or store credit, your choice. Sealed product can only be returned unopened, for obvious reasons.
Sometimes, particularly for 30th Celebration chase cards and One Piece alternate arts. Reach out with what you've got — condition photos help — and we'll let you know if it's something we're after.
Often, yes. We keep a rotating case rather than listing everything we can access, so ask before assuming it's unavailable.