Anyone know which, if any sellers have unweighed packs that aren’t just light?
If you don’t want light packs, your best bet is to just buy heavy packs lol.
But to answer your question: larger vendors, typically. With the exception of Troll and Toad – and not because they weigh packs, but because they purchase loose packs through their buylist.
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Zandgemporium is your best bet.
Wouldnt trust many other people.
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pokerev and tca are also good options
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Box breaks are your best bet, there´s a bunch of ppl doing them, especially on ig.
Box breaks are the only guaranteed unweighed scenario.
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There are only two types of packs.
Heavy
Unweighted
Good luck.
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Buy with the assumption they are weighed. There are very few sellers you can trust with regards to being unweighed. TCA Gaming and ZAndGEmporium seem to be the better bets.
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@geg89, TCA gaming only has light packs
Fair enough! I know he weighs them, so figured he sells light and heavy. They are hot items at the moment so heavy sell out quickly, it makes sense he is out of stock.
Not always!
@pokecollectoramy he occasionally has heavy or mid weight but I can almost always find what he’s selling for cheaper
The cheaper part is a definite, him and Scott usually have the highest prices for a specific item on eBay 
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Yeah, and Charizard Chief is even worse
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Charizard Chief isn’t even in the same ballpark as Scott and Rusty. At least Scott and Rusty are selling legitimately good products and both have an outstanding reputation which merits their high prices. Meanwhile, Charizard Chief is listing PSA 8 Unlimited Fossil Aerodactyls for $190.
I mean, his cards, so he can do whatever the hell he wants with them, but I honestly don’t know how he manages to sell so much product at his prices.
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@mjs61290, no idea. He sold a psa 10 worth $500 for $1900. It’s ridiculous. And his “mint” cards are a joke. They’re barely Lp when it comes to modern. Don’t get it.
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Maybe he is his own best customer and buys his cards back 
. On a series note i never heard of the guy. One person’s listings will never have a major effect on my life.
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He doesn’t sell them at his list prices. He lists at fair market value, and after he accumulates a bunch of watchers and one item from the stock sells, he hikes up the price – this gives the illusion that the cards are generating a lot of interest at whatever the inflated list price is. This is what I’m pretty sure he does at least.
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