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EB Games has officially launched a pilot program allowing customers to trade Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, and One Piece cards at select locations, with an eye toward a nationwide rollout.
Only mint or near‑mint cards qualify for trade; they are scanned via a TCG Scanner to determine the prevailing buy price, and the trader receives a share of the market value reported by TCGPlayer.com.
Customers may exchange up to 50 cards per transaction; exceeding that limit requires re‑entering the queue.
EB Games has unveiled two detailed graphics that clarify the card conditions they accept, along with the exact counts for each category.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
How does EB Games’ single TCG trade program work?
EB Games has launched a pilot program that lets customers trade Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, and One Piece cards at select stores. To trade, you bring in only mint or near‑mint cards, which are scanned with a TCG Scanner to determine the current buy price from TCGPlayer.com. You receive a share of that market value, and the trade is processed in‑store without any additional fees.
What card conditions are accepted for trade?
Only cards in mint or near‑mint condition qualify for trade. EB Games has released detailed graphics outlining the exact condition categories and the corresponding counts for each category, ensuring customers know whether their cards meet the criteria before they trade.
Are there limits on how many cards I can trade at once?
Yes. Customers can exchange up to 50 cards per transaction. If you wish to trade more than 50 cards, you will need to re‑enter the queue after completing the first batch, as the system limits each transaction to 50 cards to manage inventory and processing.
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