Rips by Triumph
Rank 1 of our ranked sitesAn app that sells packs of real cards, with detailed pack-opening animations and a very good perks program.
Rip.fan site score 9.9 out of 10
Below are the ten sites we rank that sell baseball card packs, best first. Five of them list prices, from $24.99 to $1,000 a pack.
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An app that sells packs of real cards, with detailed pack-opening animations and a very good perks program.
Rip.fan site score 9.9 out of 10
A rip site for graded cards and watches that publishes card rates and value ranges for its packs, with a vault for your own graded cards and a very active marketplace.
Rip.fan site score 9.0 out of 10
Graded and raw card packs on its website and iPhone app. Our cards shipped within days, and every card we opened came with an instant trade-in offer.
Rip.fan site score 8.9 out of 10
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
An iPhone app selling packs of graded and raw Pokémon, One Piece, baseball and basketball cards, with card rates on every pack and a full-value trade-in offer.
Rip.fan site score 7.6 out of 10
Packs of real Pokémon and sports cards on its website and iPhone app, from $1, with card rates by value band on every pack and a trade-in offer at a card's full market value.
Rip.fan site score 7.5 out of 10
Gotya sells graded card packs in Pokémon, One Piece and sports. Card rates sit on every pack, and graded cards draw a 90% trade-in offer.
Rip.fan site score 7.1 out of 10
Packs of graded Pokémon, One Piece, Disney and sports cards from $24.99 to $999.99, with every pack's card rates shown and a trade-in offer of 105% of a card's market estimate.
Rip.fan site score 6.7 out of 10
Slabz has graded card packs in nine categories, trading card games and sports alike. Every pack shows its card rates before you buy.
Rip.fan site score 6.7 out of 10
Card packs on its website that hold sealed Topps Chrome boxes, graded cards in slabs and vintage Pokémon cards, with every item a pack can hold and how often it comes up listed before you open it.
Rip.fan site score 6.5 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 baseball card packs, read the site cards above.
We do not recommend Arena Club. Our payment to ship a card failed on every method we tried, so the card never left the site. Read why we do not recommend Arena Club
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
We do not recommend Fanatics Collect. It is a professional site with strong customer support, yet most cards we opened there had a low listed value. Read why we do not recommend Fanatics Collect
No. In a team break, each spot is one of MLB's 30 teams, and you receive that team's cards from the boxes a breaker opens on a live stream. In a rip, you get the card the site assigns from its pool, and you see it right away.
It marks a rookie card, a player's first card after reaching the top level of the sport. Topps flags its rookie cards with RC in its base sets.
A baseball player's first card in a Bowman product, marked with a 1st Bowman logo and found among Bowman's prospect cards. A prospect card is not an official rookie card: that comes later, in a base set.