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Rank 9 of our ranked sitesBoxes from Pokémon to hockey, with card rates on each box page we saw and a graded card marketplace.
Rip.fan site score 8.0 out of 10
Below are the four sites we rank that sell Magic packs, best first. One of them lists prices, from $1 to $50 a pack.
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Boxes from Pokémon to hockey, with card rates on each box page we saw and a graded card marketplace.
Rip.fan site score 8.0 out of 10
Live card auctions and breaks in one app, beside Instant Packs that each show their card rates before you open.
Rip.fan site score 7.0 out of 10
Packs of raw Pokémon, Magic, One Piece and Riftbound cards by set, with card rates for every card, a full-value trade-in paid as site credit and flat-fee shipping.
Rip.fan site score 7.0 out of 10
A website for opening real Pokémon, Magic, One Piece and Riftbound booster packs online at shop prices, with big-card packs, a card trading page and worldwide shipping.
Rip.fan site score 6.8 out of 10
We tested these sites too and do not recommend them, so they are not ranked and we do not send you to their sites. For Magic packs, read the site cards above.
We do not recommend Courtyard. Its range of packs is wide, but shipping a card home meant a second payment, and package coverage more than doubled it. Read why we do not recommend Courtyard
Dates from our release calendar, checked November 2, 2026. A maker can move a date.
Four in a main set: common, uncommon, rare and mythic rare. On a modern card the color of the set symbol shows which. Serialized cards and treatments such as borderless or extended art sit outside the four.
No. Rip.fan's card price pages and price lookup cover English Pokémon cards only. Our guide to checking Magic card prices shows how to name the exact printing first and then read dated sold prices.