Collectibles.com vs Courtyard.
Two pack ripping platforms, one table. Every figure comes from the platform's own listing or published reporting.
Collectibles.comRepackz: virtual packs of graded cards inside a collection-tracking app.
CourtyardDigital Vending Machines selling graded collectibles, with free vaulting and zero seller fees.
CourtyardCourtyard packs start at $15, against $25 on Collectibles.com.
CourtyardCourtyard states a top pull of $94,000, against $2,000 on Collectibles.com.
Collectibles.comCollectibles.com runs without a blockchain; Courtyard records items on Polygon.
| Collectibles.com | Courtyard | |
|---|---|---|
| Packs from | $25 | $15 |
| Max pull (stated) | $2,000 | $94,000 |
| Buyback | 90% | 90% FMV |
| Paid as | Not stated | Account balance |
| Odds before you buy | Not stated | Yes |
| Storage | Vaulted, insured | Free, insured |
| Shipping | Yes, claim anytime | Yes, redeem anytime |
| Blockchain | No | Polygon |
| Available on | iOS and Android | Web, iOS and Android |
| What you can rip | Graded sports and trading cards | Pokémon, One Piece, Magic, sports cards, CGC comics, watches, sneakers |
| Grading | Graded cards | PSA, BGS and CGC slabs |
| Operator | Collectibles.com | Courtyard.io (YC W22) |
"Not stated" means we couldn't find a published figure. Terms change; confirm on each platform before you buy.
Questions
Is Collectibles.com or Courtyard better?
It depends on what you want. Courtyard packs start at $15, against $25 on Collectibles.com. Courtyard states a top pull of $94,000, against $2,000 on Collectibles.com. Collectibles.com runs without a blockchain; Courtyard records items on Polygon. Check the full table above for odds, storage and shipping.
Which has the better buyback, Collectibles.com or Courtyard?
Collectibles.com: 90%. Courtyard: 90% FMV. Buyback rates are quoted against each platform’s own fair market value.
Which is cheaper, Collectibles.com or Courtyard?
Collectibles.com packs start at $25; Courtyard packs start at $15.
Do Collectibles.com and Courtyard use a blockchain?
Collectibles.com: no. Courtyard: yes, it records items on Polygon. Some onchain platforms still take card payments and manage the wallet for you.
Rip responsibly
Pulls are random and a card can be worth far less than the pack. Set a budget before you start and stick to it.
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