I have purchased a lot from Kruk Cards over the years - tens of thousands of cards - I would highly recommend them if you're looking for loaded 800 ct boxes of junk wax era hockey cards.. I just received a couple of 800 count boxes earlier this week and they were absolutely loaded with mid-90's higher end inserts and parallels (Pinnacle Rink Collection, Ultra Gold Medallions, Summit Ice, Die-Cuts, Pinnacle/Score Artist Proofs, Donruss Elite's #'d /2500 etc) and there were even a few Pinnacle BAP autos sprinkled in there.. They're fun boxes to go though because they're just stuffed with sweet cards from the junk wax era - but like I said - there are higher end cards in these boxes, I mean it's almost like 25-30 + years ago some collector broke a ton of wax and just pulled - what was (at the time) the "higher end" stuff - then put the rest of the superstars/inserts/parallels in an 800 count box and forgot about it. So yea, these boxes have plenty of cards - especially tough parallels and inserts - that have appreciated well over time... The only negative with some of these boxes is that a lot of these cards have been sitting for so long that some of them brick up really-really bad so you have to be patient and careful when going though them because unfortunately I've destroyed many nice cards just because of the "bricking" so yea, you might end up with some paper loss if you're not careful, but other than that I really enjoy their boxes and card lots as a whole and will indeed be buying more when I have an itch to break a "mystery box" or two...
Yea, I've shipped plenty to those "ship my cards" services - the one I primarily ship to is in Arkansas tho I believe.. Since I mostly sell hockey cards I have a lot of Canadian customers so it's par for the course. Tho I was initially confused as to why I was consistently sending cards to this one particular address - I actually thought it may have been a "repack" company that was buying these cards because they were pretty high end but I looked into it and they're indeed a shipping service... I will say tho - their addresses are gigantic and tough to fit on a mailer at times, lol..
I have purchased a lot from Kruk Cards over the years - tens of thousands of cards - I would highly recommend them if you're looking for loaded 800 ct boxes of junk wax era hockey cards.. I just received a couple of 800 count boxes earlier this week and they were absolutely loaded with mid-90's higher end inserts and parallels (Pinnacle Rink Collection, Ultra Gold Medallions, Summit Ice, Die-Cuts, Pinnacle/Score Artist Proofs, Donruss Elite's #'d /2500 etc) and there were even a few Pinnacle BAP autos sprinkled in there.. They're fun boxes to go though because they're just stuffed with sweet cards from the junk wax era - but like I said - there are higher end cards in these boxes, I mean it's almost like 25-30 + years ago some collector broke a ton of wax and just pulled - what was (at the time) the "higher end" stuff - then put the rest of the superstars/inserts/parallels in an 800 count box and forgot about it. So yea, these boxes have plenty of cards - especially tough parallels and inserts - that have appreciated well over time... The only negative with some of these boxes is that a lot of these cards have been sitting for so long that some of them brick up really-really bad so you have to be patient and careful when going though them because unfortunately I've destroyed many nice cards just because of the "bricking" so yea, you might end up with some paper loss if you're not careful, but other than that I really enjoy their boxes and card lots as a whole and will indeed be buying more when I have an itch to break a "mystery box" or two...
Looking forward to more people joining us in the discord! Lots of great ideas for improving sales/efficiency bouncing around.
Thanks Paul! Come join us guys!
Yea, I've shipped plenty to those "ship my cards" services - the one I primarily ship to is in Arkansas tho I believe.. Since I mostly sell hockey cards I have a lot of Canadian customers so it's par for the course. Tho I was initially confused as to why I was consistently sending cards to this one particular address - I actually thought it may have been a "repack" company that was buying these cards because they were pretty high end but I looked into it and they're indeed a shipping service... I will say tho - their addresses are gigantic and tough to fit on a mailer at times, lol..
I'm guessing it's that rocket guy from North Korea
This thought has crossed my mind many times tbh