01 TIER ONE
70%
Top-tier names
Cards featuring names like Tom Brady and Mickey Mantle.
of agreed market value
FAMILY-OWNED. COLLECTOR-DRIVEN.
FOR THE LOVE
OF THE GAME.
Your Mid-Missouri Sports Card Dealer
The players you followed. The moments you remember. The cards you keep. Buy, sell, and consign with a family-owned dealer who shares your love of the hobby.
FOR THE LOVE OF COLLECTING.FIND YOUR NEXT FAVORITE.Illustrative sample cards
THE ORIGINAL PASTIMEBaseball
FROM THE GRIDIRONFootball
FROM THE HARDWOODBasketball
EVERY CARDHAS A STORY.
01 / SELL YOUR COLLECTION
A new home for
your collection.
A few standout cards or boxes from years of collecting—let’s take a look. Start with an honest conversation and an agreed market value.
02 TIER TWO
60%
Established stars
of agreed market value03 TIER THREE
10–20%
Commons & small stars
The everyday cards that round out a collection.
of agreed market valueBuying guidelines, subject to review. Card condition, demand, and recent comparable sales help determine the tier and agreed market value.
What could your collection bring?
Enter the market value in each tier to see a starting estimate.
Research sold prices on 130PointChoose recent sold results and match the year, set, card number, variation, and condition or grade.
Estimated collection offer$1,015.00
An estimate to start the conversation. Final offers follow a review of the cards.
02 / CONSIGN WITH AIRWOLF
Your cards.
Our legwork.
Keep collecting. Let’s talk about selling your cards through Airwolf, with clear commission tiers and a payout you can understand.
Sale price of each cardCommission per card
$1,000 and up5%
$100 to under $1,00015%
Under $10020%
Rates apply to each individual card. Cards that sell for $10 or less also carry a $1-per-card charge.
Each card sets its own tier. We calculate commission from each card’s sale price before eBay fees. Collection totals do not change a card’s commission tier. eBay fees are deducted separately.
KNOW YOUR NUMBERSTIERS ARE PER CARD
Estimate your payout.
Enter an individual card’s sale price. For several cards at that same price, add the quantity.
FOR EACH CARD
Sale price per card$2,000.00
Airwolf commission per card (5%)−$100.00
Estimated eBay fees per card (13%)−$260.00
Your estimated payout for this card$1,640.00
Commission and the 13% eBay fee estimate are calculated per card, then totaled. For cards selling at different prices, calculate each price group separately. Actual eBay fees may differ.
The collection total never sets the tier. One $2,000 card earns a 5% commission. Each $4 card uses 20% plus $1, even when 500 of them total $2,000.
03 / PSA GRADING SUBMISSIONS
A closer look.
A helping hand.
Thinking about grading? Airwolf evaluates each card before sending it to PSA, then handles the submission for you.
$5PER CARDAirwolf handling fee
Added to PSA’s grading service rate, shipping, and insurance.
Evaluation first. We review your cards before submission.
Clear costs. Review the PSA service level and all submission costs with Airwolf.
We send them in. Airwolf handles the submission. PSA determines the final grade.
PLAN YOUR SUBMISSION
Estimate the full cost.
Enter the PSA rate for your chosen service level, plus total shipping and insurance for the submission.
Airwolf handling (1 × $5.00)$5.00
PSA gradingEnter rate
ShippingEnter estimate
InsuranceEnter estimate
Estimated total—
Enter all costs to see the full estimate. Use 0 only when a shipping or insurance cost is confirmed as zero.
04 / THE COLLECTION
Find your next keeper.
Cards, wax, complete sets, and collectibles from Airwolf.
The wider inventory lives on eBay.
Opening the collection…
FROM A PAST SHOW
Archive image. The dates and details printed on this flyer are from a previous event.
05 / CARD SHOWS
See you at
the next show.
2027 — COMING SOONGood cards. Great company. Our 2027 show plans are in the works. Check back here for dates, locations, and details.
Dates, venue, admission, and vendor details will appear here when a show is scheduled.
Card show Facebook groupCOLLECTIONS START CONVERSATIONS.
Let’s talk cards.
Buying, selling, or making room for the next chapter?
We’d like to hear what you have in mind.