Collector Crypt's graded-card packs with XP, gift packs and the $RIPS token · Solana
Collector Crypt's packs in a Solana storefront with XP, gift packs and its own token.
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By Lars Langenstueck, reviewed 2026-11-08
Packrips.gg sells Collector Crypt's graded-card packs on Solana. It says so on its homepage, "Powered by Collector Crypt", and its machine list is Collector Crypt's own: the same pack codes, odds and sell-back rates. Each pack opens to one item, usually a graded card, that you keep as an NFT, sell back, or redeem and have shipped.
What Packrips.gg adds on top is a layer of its own: XP for every rip, a leaderboard, referrals, gift packs you can send to another wallet, and a token, $RIPS, whose trading fees are meant to fund pack rips and buy the token back.
Our verdict
A friendly front door to Collector Crypt's packs, with the odds and an estimated value shown on every machine before you rip. The packs, the cards and the sell-back are Collector Crypt's, so the economics are the same as buying there; Packrips.gg adds XP, gifts and a token. It is small: on 8 November its own leaderboard showed eight wallets this season. It also publishes no terms of service, privacy policy or company name, which matters on a site that asks you to fund a wallet. We don't show a measured return of its own, because Collector Crypt records its rips as ordinary Collector Crypt spins and they are already part of Collector Crypt's numbers.
The machines on Packrips.gg are Collector Crypt's. Its own machine list, the one its storefront loads, carries Collector Crypt's pack codes, value tiers, odds and sell-back rate for each machine. On 8 November 37 of them were on sale, from $25 to $5,000, across Pokémon, sports, One Piece and a few others including watches.
Pick a machine and the page shows its pull rates and estimated value first. On 8 November those estimated values ran from about 100% to 111% of the pack price. You pay the price in USDC from your Solana wallet and also need a small amount of SOL for the network fee. A Turbo switch sells common cards back automatically.
After a rip you keep the card, take the instant sell-back, or redeem it and have it shipped to your door; the redemption itself happens on Collector Crypt's gacha site, where you connect the same wallet. The sell-back rate is set per machine: 85%, 90% or 93% on the machines for sale on 8 November. Sell-back offers stay open for 72 hours, and the site lists your open offers so they don't lapse unnoticed.
You log in to Packrips.gg and use an embedded Solana wallet or link your own. The cards are NFTs in that wallet, so you can also move one to another Solana address.
Every completed rip earns 100 XP, plus 2 XP per dollar of pack price and 1 XP per dollar of card value, and XP ranks you on a seasonal leaderboard. Referrals earn a share of the XP the people you bring in qualify for; each account can claim one referrer.
Gift packs let you send between 1 and 20 unopened packs to any Solana wallet, and the recipient reveals them from their own wallet.
Then there is $RIPS, Packrips.gg's token. The homepage describes a loop: trading fees fund pack rips, the rips fund buybacks and burns of the token, and repeat. One account on the leaderboard is the "$RIPS Flywheel Fund", the protocol's own wallet, which ripped 30 packs this season and is barred from rewards. You don't need the token to buy a pack.
Packrips.gg is small. Its own leaderboard for the current season, which started on 16 September, lists eight wallets and 719 rips on 8 November, most of them from one player.
We can't give it a measured return of its own. When you rip on Packrips.gg, Collector Crypt records the spin as one of its own, with no mark of the site it came from. Every rip in Packrips.gg's own XP history that we checked carries Collector Crypt's standard tag, so those pulls are already counted in Collector Crypt's numbers, and counting them again here would count them twice. Collector Crypt's measured return is the one that applies.
It suits you if you like Collector Crypt's packs and want XP, a leaderboard and the option to gift packs, or if you follow the $RIPS token. The odds and estimated value are on screen before you buy, which is the part that matters most.
If you want the protections that come with terms of service, look elsewhere: we found no terms, privacy policy or company name on the site. The same packs are on sale at Collector Crypt itself.
Odds, packs and terms are Packrips.gg's to change.
It sells Collector Crypt's real graded-card packs, and the odds and estimated value are shown on every machine. It publishes no terms of service, privacy policy or company name, so there is little to fall back on if something goes wrong. It is a small site: eight wallets on its leaderboard this season, as of 8 November.
No, but the packs are. Packrips.gg is a storefront on Collector Crypt's machines: the cards, odds and sell-back rates are Collector Crypt's. It adds XP, a leaderboard, gift packs and its $RIPS token.
No. Packs are priced in USDC, plus a little SOL for the network fee. $RIPS is a separate token whose trading fees, per the homepage, fund pack rips and buybacks of the token.