Terms for selling to Valora
Updated on 10/9/2026 · v2026-10-09
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info@baruzcard.it
+39 328 885 3914
Baruzcard store
Via Luigi Valentini 1a Traversa — SNC, 19021 Arcola (SP), Italia
Payment only after receipt, physical inspection and final confirmation. No advance payments.
How it works
The service is for adults legally entitled to sell the cards. Describe cards, language and condition accurately and disclose defects. Submitting a card does not require Valora to buy it. Online offers are preliminary and subject to physical inspection.
Valora criteria
We buy cards worth at least €30 each.
We usually offer 50% of the available Cardmarket minimum for the same version, language and condition. Each card can be accepted or rejected separately.
Compare the same card, version, language and condition. The comparator is being prepared; prices are not retrieved live.
Both amounts are optional. The expected price is not binding and may differ from the offer. The threshold remains €30.
Photo guide
Photograph one card, front and back, on a plain black background. Show the entire card, edges, corners, code and any defects.
Valora shipping address
MARCO BARUZZO C/O VALORAVIA CADUTI DEL LAVORO 55
19021 ARCOLA (SP) — ITALIA
Valora provides the prepaid label: no upfront payment. The €6.90 fee per parcel is deducted once from your bank transfer. Hand delivery is free.
Bank transfer details
Payment only after receipt, physical inspection and final confirmation. No advance payments.
Differences and returns
Missing cards, poorer condition or authenticity concerns may lead to a revised offer or rejection. If no agreement is reached, the customer pays return costs, subject to legal obligations.
If a card differs from its description, Valora contacts you: any price change requires your agreement. Before inspection you may request that the case be stopped. If no agreement is reached, return arrangements and costs are agreed before proceeding. Mandatory statutory rights and responsibilities remain unaffected, including Valora’s responsibility for cards in its custody.