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Hey ! Ginko Cards is a Swiss E-Shop that sell POKEMON Stuff and some MAGIC stuff. Pokémon Cards, Boosters, Figures, Plushes, Accessories. Re-Ment Figurines. It's colorful and cute !
Rue de Monruz 14, 2000, Neuchâtel, Switzerland
3.6
7 reviews
Replied to 100% of negative reviews
Typically replies within 24 hours
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I had a great experience with this seller. I ordered a Pokémon card that unfortunately was no longer in stock. However, the seller went out of their way to buy the card elsewhere — even at a higher price — just to make sure I received my order. They sold it to me at the original price, taking a loss just to keep their word. That level of honesty and commitment is rare. Highly recommended — thank you again!
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