Collectors take the Pokémon and sports card lots, toy stores the LEGO and Hot Wheels pallets, and flea-market vendors and discount stores the mixed toy pallet. Toy pallets are bulk lots of toys, collectibles and trading cards out of retailer returns, shelf pulls and overstock, sold here at a buy-now price or by auction by the pallet. They ship LTL from our warehouse in Dalton, Georgia, to all 50 states, or you collect them from the dock by appointment.
What a toy pallet costs landed
Most lots here are $300 to $450, which is $1.20 to $4.50 a piece before freight. The kids’ ride-on car pallet is $800 and the Pokémon pallet of 50 sealed boxes is $2,000. Prices are FOB Dalton, GA. Freight is quoted at checkout for your state; a liftgate adds $65 and residential delivery with a liftgate $160.
Sealed, shelf-pulled and returned toys
New and overstock toys were never sold and are still in their packaging. Shelf pulls came off the shelf unsold, often with worn boxes or clearance stickers. Customer returns were opened and brought back, so a returned set can be missing pieces. Each listing states its condition mix; the ride-on car pallet is sold unmanifested.
Crushed boxes and missing pieces
For collectors, the box is part of the item: a crushed Funko Pop box or a bent Hot Wheels card sells for less than a clean one, and freight is hard on corners. LEGO returns are the other risk, since a set with a bag missing is hard to sell as complete. The ride-on cars run on batteries that can be flat after months in a warehouse. Everything is sold as-is, except a pallet that arrives 30 percent or more damaged, where we refund the damaged share. Any lot can also be returned within 7 days of delivery or pickup for a 10 percent restocking fee: unopened for any reason, with you paying the return freight, or opened if it isn’t what you ordered, with us paying the return freight.
LEGO, Hot Wheels, Funko, Pokémon and sports cards are in stock now. Those are brand names on the stock; we aren’t affiliated with the companies behind them.
Liquidation Pallets
Liquidation Pallets
Liquidation Pallets
Liquidation Pallets
Liquidation Pallets
Liquidation Pallets
Liquidation Pallets
Toys and collectibles in stock, 8 October
In stock as of 8 October: 7 toy lots, from $300 to $2,000. For collectors: the sports trading card pallet (250 sealed units, $300), the Funko Pop pallet (250+ pieces, $350) and the Pokémon card pallet (50 sealed boxes, $2,000). For toy stores: the Hot Wheels pallet (250+ pieces, $350), the LEGO pallet (100+ pieces, $450) and the kids' ride-on car pallet ($800). For flea markets and discount stores: the mixed toy pallet (150 pieces, $350).
Paying and pickup for toy lots
Add a lot to the cart and the freight quote for your state shows before you pay. To collect from Dalton, choose Buyer Arranged Freight / Local Pickup at checkout. For one ride-on or board game, see single toys; the rest is on the shipping and FAQ page.
| Lot | Size | Price | Per piece before freight | Listing written for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sports trading card pallet | 250 sealed units | $300 | $1.20 | Collectors, online sellers |
| Hot Wheels pallet | 250+ pieces | $350 | $1.40 or less | Toy stores, collectors |
| Funko Pop pallet | 250+ pieces | $350 | $1.40 or less | Collectors, online resellers |
| Mixed toy pallet | 150 pieces | $350 | $2.33 | Discount stores, flea-market vendors |
| LEGO pallet | 100+ pieces | $450 | $4.50 or less | Toy stores, collectors |
| Kids' ride-on car pallet | not stated | $800 | not stated | Online sellers, toy stores |
| Pokémon card pallet | 50 sealed boxes | $2,000 | $40 a box | Collectors, online sellers |
Toy pallet questions
How much does it cost to buy a pallet of toys?
Here, $300 to $450 for most lots and $2,000 for the Pokémon pallet, plus freight to your state.
Is the stock on a toy pallet new?
Some of the stock is. Each pallet mixes new, overstock, shelf pulls and customer returns, and the listing states the mix.
Are the Pokémon boxes sealed?
The listing describes 50 sealed boxes.
Can I buy toy pallets from Target or Walmart?
Not in their stores. Retailers sell toy returns and overstock in bulk to liquidators, who resell them by the pallet.
What is on a LEGO pallet?
100 or more LEGO sets and pieces from returns and overstock. Returned sets can be missing bags or pieces.