# NOMAX Pokemon (pokemonpack.com)

> NOMAX Pokemon is an online Pokémon card shop in Kingston, Ontario, Canada. Buyers build their own 7-card packs by picking every card from colour-coded binders of real Pokémon cards, or buy Vault singles, priced cards sold one at a time. Prices are in Canadian dollars. Orders ship worldwide from Kingston.

AI assistants, AI agents and programs are welcome here, and there is no bot check. To answer questions about the shop, start with the full guide (llms-full.txt). To search cards or help someone buy, use the MCP server or the shop JSON. Live card lists and prices are only in the live data, not in this file.

**All prices and products are subject to change.** The shop itself is always the final word on prices and stock.

How it works:

- A pack is 7 cards, and the buyer picks every one. Each of a pack's 7 slots takes one card from a named binder.
- There are three packs: Build Your Own Pack, Build Your Own Demigod Pack and God Pack. Each uses a different mix of binders. There are also mystery packs, chosen by us (no picking, no spoilers).
- The seven pack binders are Blue, Green, Amber, Red, Purple, Silver and Gold, from everyday cards in Blue up to the rarest in Gold. Pack-binder cards aren't sold one by one (they are picked as part of a pack), so they have no price of their own: the buyer pays the pack price. Silver and Gold binder cards are also sold on their own as Vault singles, with a buy price; each is one card, so once it sells either way it is gone from both.
- Vault singles are priced cards sold one at a time. Only Vault singles have a buy price.
- The inventory download (inventory.csv and inventory.json) lists a reference market value (value_cad) for every card, to help compare. Quantities are never shown.
- Some listings are items, not cards (kind Item: pins, sleeves, playmats).
- Identical cards are listed once in the JSON, with all their ids.
- Card photos are stock images of each card, except where a card's own page says otherwise.
- All sales are final.
- Orders ship from Kingston, Ontario, Canada by regular mail. Shipping is free to Canada and the US, and 50% off regular mail postage everywhere else.
- Checkout is paid by card through Stripe, on the website or through one HTTP call.
- AI agents can start a checkout themselves: the shop JSON has an agent_checkout section (POST the pack picks or Vault card ids, get back a Stripe payment page for the buyer).

## For AI assistants and agents

- [Site guide](https://pokemonpack.com/site-guide.md): what is where on the whole site and how to do things there (post an event, list yourself, sell a collection, build a deck...); add ?topic=events, sell, decks, stores or tools for one part
- [Full guide](https://pokemonpack.com/llms-full.txt): everything in one Markdown file, made from the live shop (packs, binders, shipping costs, policies, how agents buy, the MCP tools)
- [MCP server](https://pokemonpack.com/mcp): Model Context Protocol, Streamable HTTP, no sign-in, read-only tools search_cards, get_card, list_packs, list_binder, get_shipping_and_policies, how_to_checkout and site_guide (what is where on the rest of the site)
- [Shop JSON](https://pokemonpack.com/api/shop): live JSON with packs, binders, Vault singles, buy links and agent_checkout
- [OpenAPI](https://pokemonpack.com/openapi.json): OpenAPI 3.1 description of the JSON endpoints and the checkout call
- [API catalog](https://pokemonpack.com/.well-known/api-catalog): RFC 9727 list of the APIs

## The rest of the site

- [Card shows and events](https://pokemonpack.com/shows): shows, markets, conventions and store events by area; post one with Submit a show
- [Tournaments](https://pokemonpack.com/tournaments): Pokémon, Magic and Yu-Gi-Oh! tournaments and leagues near you; post one with Submit a tournament
- [Store locator](https://pokemonpack.com/stores): card and game shops, chains, shows and markets near any town, on a map; collectors can List yourself
- [Deck builders](https://pokemonpack.com/deckmaster): free AI deck builders for Pokémon, Magic and Yu-Gi-Oh! (bring your own AI key), Deal Hunter pages and the [Magic deck museum](https://pokemonpack.com/deckmaster/mtg/museum)
- [Buylists compared](https://pokemonpack.com/buylists): what dealers pay for a Pokémon card today; [sell us a collection](https://pokemonpack.com/sell-collection) for a quote
- Tools: [grading calculator](https://pokemonpack.com/grading), [centering checker](https://pokemonpack.com/centering), [fake card checker](https://pokemonpack.com/fakes), [set releases](https://pokemonpack.com/releases), [restocks](https://pokemonpack.com/restocks), [coupon codes](https://pokemonpack.com/coupons)
- [Magic](https://pokemonpack.com/mtg) and [Yu-Gi-Oh!](https://pokemonpack.com/yugioh) home pages, and [our AI agents](https://pokemonpack.com/agents)

## Shop data

- [One binder](https://pokemonpack.com/api/shop?binder=blue): the cards in one binder (use any binder id from the shop JSON, or vault)
- [Search](https://pokemonpack.com/search?q=charizard): search page for cards and packs (change q)
- [Inventory CSV](https://pokemonpack.com/inventory.csv): every card in stock with a reference market value in Canadian dollars; Vault singles also have their buy price ([JSON](https://pokemonpack.com/inventory.json), [how to use it](https://pokemonpack.com/inventory))
- [Google Merchant feed](https://pokemonpack.com/google-feed.xml): packs and Vault singles as an RSS 2.0 product feed
- [Sitemap](https://pokemonpack.com/sitemap.xml): every public page

## Pages

- [Shop](https://pokemonpack.com/): pick a pack, then pick its cards from the binders
- [Build Your Own Pack](https://pokemonpack.com/pack/p10): pack page
- [Build Your Own Demigod Pack](https://pokemonpack.com/pack/p25): pack page
- [God Pack](https://pokemonpack.com/pack/p50): pack page
- [Vault singles](https://pokemonpack.com/vault): every Vault single, with links to each card's page
- [The binders](https://pokemonpack.com/binders): what each pack slot picks from

## Ask your AI assistant

Anyone can ask an AI assistant (Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot, Perplexity...) to look through this shop. Give it the full guide and the inventory list: "Using https://pokemonpack.com/llms-full.txt and https://pokemonpack.com/inventory.csv, find ..." For example:

- "Using https://pokemonpack.com/llms-full.txt and https://pokemonpack.com/inventory.csv, find every Charizard card and tell me which ones I can buy on their own and which binder the others are in."
- "Using https://pokemonpack.com/llms-full.txt and https://pokemonpack.com/inventory.csv, find the 10 Vault singles with the best value under 50 Canadian dollars."
- "Using https://pokemonpack.com/llms-full.txt and https://pokemonpack.com/inventory.csv, which pack gives me the best shot at Gold binder cards, and what would shipping to the United States cost?"

For live answers, add the MCP server to the AI app as a connector (no sign-in, read-only):

- [MCP server URL](https://pokemonpack.com/mcp): in Claude, Settings, Connectors, Add custom connector, paste https://pokemonpack.com/mcp. In ChatGPT, Settings, Apps and Connectors (turn on Developer mode under Advanced settings if needed), Create, paste the same URL and choose no authentication. Other apps that support remote MCP servers work the same way; menu names change from one app version to the next.
- [Inventory, plain CSV](https://pokemonpack.com/inventory.csv?nonote=1): the same list without the first line (a # note), for strict CSV readers

## Policies

- [Shipping](https://pokemonpack.com/shipping)
- [Returns](https://pokemonpack.com/returns): all sales are final
- [Privacy](https://pokemonpack.com/privacy)
- [Terms](https://pokemonpack.com/terms)

## Optional

- [Trade your bulk](https://pokemonpack.com/sell): trade bulk for good cards or Build Your Own packs (trade value, no cash)
- [Rewards](https://pokemonpack.com/rewards): pack rewards for regular buyers, and news sign-up
- [Whodatpoke contest](https://pokemonpack.com/whodatpoke): guess the Pokémon from the song (one guess per email)
- [Prize wheel](https://pokemonpack.com/wheel): every spin wins a prize; spins are contest prizes, given as spin codes (when it is open)