How to Trade in Games at GameStop

GameStop's 'Trade Anything Day' will give you a $5 credit

GameStop's Trade Anything Day is Dec. 6. Here's what to know.

GameStop isn't just taking in video games or collectibles on Saturday, Dec. 6; the retailer's "Trade Anything Day" allows customers to bring just about anything they want.

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GameStop's 'Trade Anything Day' is this weekend. Here's everything to know about the promotion

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GameStop 'trade anything day' coming in December. Here's what you can trade in

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GameStop buys Pokemon card for $30k in its highest trade-in ever

WASHINGTON — One GameStop customer walked away from a trade-in with more than $30,000 this week after selling the store an incredibly rare Pokemon card.

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Rare Pokémon card stolen, suspects sought

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GameStop shells out $30K to buy rare Pokémon card from customer

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GameStop tries something totally new for customers on Dec. 6

Here’s what shoppers need to know about the rules, size limits, prohibited items, and how the trade-in value will work during the gaming retailer’s nationwide event.

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GameStop gives someone a historic $30,000 trade-in payout for an ultra-rare Pokémon card, then takes aim at the 'trolls' for some reason

This all comes from a post on X where GameStop announced the historic trade, which it calls "the most valuable single trade-in ever recorded" at any GameStop location. It goes on to say "Furthermore,

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GameStop customer sets single trade-in record with $30K Pokémon card

Of late, Pokémon cards are known to be cashed in for high amounts. In 2022, YouTuber Logan Paul broke the Guinness World Record for the most expensive Pokémon trading card sold at a private sale. The card was a PSA Grade 10 Pikachu Illustrator card that cost him $5,275,000, according to Guinness.

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GameStop Issues Statement On Historic Pokemon Card Trade-In

Popular gaming retailer GameStop has issued a statement regarding the record-breaking sale of a valuable Pokemon card.

2003 Pokemon card traded in for $30K at GameStop

GameStop recently honored a trade-in worth $30,000 after accepting a 2003 Pokemon card from a customer. It was the most valuable GameStop trade-in ever, according to the retailer.