Yes, if it is graded. Enter the certification number and both numbers appear straight away, computed from the FMV published today: 70% of it in cash, or 72% as credit toward another card. The credit number is a little larger because credit costs us less than money does. Send three photographs — front, back and the label — and a person confirms it.
If you bought the card from us in the past 12 months, do not use this route — the Harmony Buyback pays 80% of the FMV on it. It still asks for photographs and our acceptance before you post anything, so you never pay to send us a card we would have refused. A card you bought from another collector on the Market carries no buyback: while it is in your vault we buy it back only through a Harmony offer, when we make one, and once it is home this route takes it like any other card.
Accepting the offer charges you the difference between that credit and the price of the card you want. That charge is what reserves the card: it comes off the market, in your name, for 10 days. Then you post yours to the intake address we send, with an insured carrier you choose and pay for — nothing is deducted for postage — we confirm the slab is genuine and matches its certification, the credit applies, and your new card ships within 48 hours.
The offer only moves if the slab does not match its certification — which would mean it is not the card you described.