Shipping and Delivery

All of our orders are packed securely and with the utmost care, and are sent out on the next working day at the latest.

 

All orders are sent with Royal Mail, as we believe that to be the most reliable carrier at this time.

CardRush can't be held responsible for lost, delayed or misrouted orders. However, we will do our utmost to work with both the customer and the relevant postal carriers to find a solution should any of the above occur. In almost all cases this will result in the customer being refunded, depending on the outcome of the postal carrier's investigation.

 

Should your order arrive damaged, please contact us with photographic evidence of the parcel and its contents. This will help us to quickly and accurately resolve issues with our postal carriers.

Condition Disclaimer

We do our best to fairly and accurately grade all cards. However, grading can be subjective and mistakes are human. If you believe you have received a card that was not in line with the listed condition, please contact us so we can review and improve our process and guidelines.

contact@cardrush.co.uk

Card Conditions

MT (Mint)

A 'Mint' card is in absolutely pristine condition. There are no scratches on either side and the surface is completely clean. There are no signs of any whitening on corners or edges.

We will very rarely list a card as 'Mint' as we prefer stricter grading - many a booster fresh card will be graded as 'Near Mint'.

NM (Near Mint)

A pack fresh card is usually what we would describe as 'Near Mint'.

These cards look completely unplayed, with a clean surface. Small imperfections may be accepted, such as very minor white spots along the cards borders or corners that sometimes occur as part of the production process. If these are present, they should be very small and very few.

EX (Excellent)

A card in 'Excellent' condition will have small signs of play.

This can manifest itself in the form of a few white spots on the corners and edges that are noticeable at first glance. The surface of an 'Excellent' card may have light scratches that can be seen with good lighting but are otherwise not distracting from the face of the card.

GD (Good)

If a card is marked as 'Good', we expect the card to show clear signs of play.

The borders will have light wear, or a handful of spots with whitening around the edges and corners.
There may be some noticeable scratches on the surface of the card, or even some dirt or other residue.

LP (Light Played)

A 'Light Played' card has noticeable wear in every area of the card.

Whitening will be prevalent on edges and corners, and there may be a fair amount of scratches on the surface of the card.

PL (Played)

A card in 'Played' condition has very clear wear from regular use.

There may be large amounts of whitening along the borders and corners of the card, and the surface will generally show clear scratching. Clear creases will automatically class a card as 'Played' as its maximum condition.

PO (Poor)

'Poor' cards are all cards in a condition worse than 'Played'.

This can be bent cards, inked cards, water damage and anything else that goes beyond the normal expected wear and tear on a card.