What is a Mint Junkie repack?
A hand-built sealed box loaded with verified cards — SPs, SSPs, autos, low-numbered parallels, and graded chase cards. Every box lists its guaranteed floor and its ceiling. Zero filler is the rule: no bulk commons, no junk wax, ever.
What's the difference between the Atomic and Gem collections?
Two collections, seven boxes. Atomic (Radioactive, Plutonium, Dark Matter) is where most collectors start — ceiling hits pay 7× the floor. Gem (Obsidian, Sapphire, Opal, Diamond) is the big-rip line — ceilings pay 10× the floor, all the way up to Diamond's $10,000 ceiling. In both collections, about 1 in 8 boxes hits the ceiling, and every box is stacked with SPs, SSPs, autos, and low-numbered parallels.
Can I get my box ripped live on stream?
Absolutely — that's the best way to experience it. Grab your box, pull up to any scheduled stream on Whatnot, and we'll rip it on camera with the whole chat riding with you. Schedule is on the Live Breaks page.
How do the auctions and offers work?
Single cards in the Auction Block run with countdowns. You can bid live on Whatnot, place a bid from the listing, or hit Make An Offer on any single card. We confirm every bid and offer by email before anything is charged.
How fast do you ship, and is it protected?
Every order ships within 48 hours — double-boxed, tracked, and insured for full value. Slabs travel in protective cases. Free shipping on orders over $100.
Are the cards authentic?
Every card is verified before it goes into a build. Graded slabs come from PSA, BGS, CGC, and SGC. If it's in a Mint Junkie box, it's real — guaranteed.
What's your return policy?
Sealed, unopened boxes can be returned within 14 days. Opened boxes and ripped packs are final sale — that's the game. Anything arrives damaged, contact us within 48 hours with photos and we'll make it right.
How do I get wholesale pricing?
If you run a card shop, break channel, or resale operation, apply on the Wholesale page. Most accounts are approved within one business day and unlock case pricing plus priority allocation on new lines.