You buy an eligible Crown Coins package and receive a free Crown Rips pack. You rip it for one card, then sell it at 100% of its current fair market value, hold it in the Vault for 3 days, or ship it.
Step 4 of 4 · Sell-back, in site credit: 100%. Crown Rips pays sell-backs at 100% in site credit, not cash, so no cash figure exists. Ship: Fee not published.
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A rip, step by step
Tap a step. Each figure opens the page it was read on. A dashed tile is a term not found on Crown Rips' public pages.
1. Sign up and fund
Minimum age18; its own pages disagree
Read on the operator's own page
“You must be at least 18 years old to play CrownCoins.”
The article adds that “some games or activities may require a higher age”.
US states excludedIdaho, Louisiana, Michigan, Montana, Nevada, Washington
Read on the operator's own page
“You will be unable to create an account or access the platform if you are a resident of: Idaho Louisiana Michigan Montana Nevada Washington”
New Jersey, Connecticut, Tennessee and Maine can open an account but have no Sweeps Coins. The Crown Rips article does not say whether Crown Rips runs there.
Pokémon: Starter, Sapphire, Amethyst and Premium packs. Multi Sport: Starter, Premium and Pro. “Available collections may change over time.”
2. Pick a pack
Lowest packNot published
We looked and the operator does not publish it
No pack price: “The Crown Rips pack is included as a free gift” with an eligible Crown Coins package, and the package prices are shown in the store after sign-up.
Checked Oct 23, 2026.
No pack price: “The Crown Rips pack is included as a free gift” with an eligible Crown Coins package, and the package prices are shown in the store after sign-up.
Highest packNot published
We looked and the operator does not publish it
No pack price: the pack is a free gift with an eligible Crown Coins package.
Checked Oct 23, 2026.
No pack price: the pack is a free gift with an eligible Crown Coins package.
Odds shownInside the app
Read on the operator's own page
“Each Thrill Level displays an estimated value distribution before you make your selection.”
Shown before you open, in the app. The distribution was not seen (it needs an account), and the help article publishes no odds. The App Store listing claims “Transparent Odds & Fair Value”.
If you are disconnected after the pack opened, the card is placed in your Vault.
4. Sell back, hold or ship
Sell-back rate100% in credit
Read on the operator's own page
“receive 100% of its current Fair Market Value (FMV) as Cash Balance”
100% of a value Crown Rips sets; “every collectible card has a Fair Market Value (FMV), which may change over time”. How FMV is set is not stated. A sale cannot be reversed.
“Sell your card instantly and receive 100% of its current Fair Market Value (FMV) as Cash Balance.”
“Cash Balance can be used for eligible purchases or redeemed if you meet the applicable redemption requirements.” The Redeem menu has a separate Cash option.
“You can redeem your eligible Cash Balance directly through the CrownCoins website.”
Only eligible Cash Balance: “Purchased Cash Balance must be used before it becomes eligible for redemption”, and redemption and verification requirements apply.
The points in a rip where your money can wait, or stay inside Crown Rips. Tap a step to see its points.
1Fund
2Pick
3Reveal
5Withdraw
Step 4 · Sell-back paid asSite credit
Read on the operator's own page
“Sell your card instantly and receive 100% of its current Fair Market Value (FMV) as Cash Balance.”
“Cash Balance can be used for eligible purchases or redeemed if you meet the applicable redemption requirements.” The Redeem menu has a separate Cash option.
When an unclaimed card is sold or returned for you.
Where the money goes
One pack, followed from your payment to what arrives. Only terms read on Crown Rips' own pages enter the sum.
Crown Rips$100of packs
Each square is $1
Pack price
You pay$100What you spend on packs.
Card value (assumed)$100An assumption, not a published figure. Crown Rips sets the value its offer is based on.
Sell-back offer$100Rate:100%
Read on the operator's own page
“receive 100% of its current Fair Market Value (FMV) as Cash Balance”
100% of a value Crown Rips sets; “every collectible card has a Fair Market Value (FMV), which may change over time”. How FMV is set is not stated. A sale cannot be reversed.
No selling fee in the help article. The App Store listing says “no listing fees”.
Checked Oct 23, 2026.
Paid as
Site credit
Read on the operator's own page
“Sell your card instantly and receive 100% of its current Fair Market Value (FMV) as Cash Balance.”
“Cash Balance can be used for eligible purchases or redeemed if you meet the applicable redemption requirements.” The Redeem menu has a separate Cash option.
“You can redeem your eligible Cash Balance directly through the CrownCoins website.”
Only eligible Cash Balance: “Purchased Cash Balance must be used before it becomes eligible for redemption”, and redemption and verification requirements apply.
On the assumption that the card is worth the pack price, the full $100 comes back. Crown Rips publishes no average card value, so the real figure cannot be worked out. What does come back is site credit, not cash. No selling fee is published, so none is taken off here.
Only lines its own documents state, or that follow from its published numbers. Nothing here is an estimate.
Stated on its own pages: Sell-back discount
None in the rate
Read on the operator's own page
“receive 100% of its current Fair Market Value (FMV) as Cash Balance”
100% of a value Crown Rips sets; “every collectible card has a Fair Market Value (FMV), which may change over time”. How FMV is set is not stated. A sale cannot be reversed.
What Crown Rips pays for its cards, its margins and how the business is doing are not published, and we do not guess. Whether the numbers can favour a buyer at all is the subject of is card ripping worth it.
The clock after the reveal
How long each choice stays open, from Crown Rips' own pages.
The revealThe card is revealed and the clocks start.
Crown Rips is a free gift with a coin package. That sets what it is: a sweepstakes casino feature, with its own states and ages.
The packA free gift“When you purchase an eligible Crown Coins (CC) package, you'll receive a free Crown Rips pack.”✓ Read at sourceSource
Sell-back100% of FMVOf a value that “may change over time based on current market value”.✓ Read at sourceSource
Barred states6Idaho, Louisiana, Michigan, Montana, Nevada and Washington. New Jersey, Connecticut, Tennessee and Maine have no Sweeps Coins.✓ Read at sourceSource
Age18 or 19The help centre says at least 18. The App Store listing says “Must be 19 years or older to register and participate.”✓ Read at sourceSource
OddsIn the appAn estimated value distribution per Thrill Level, shown before you pick. The App Store text claims “Transparent Odds & Fair Value”.✓ Read at sourceSource
LimitsPurchase limits, cooldownDaily, weekly or monthly purchase limits, a cooldown of up to 90 days, and self-exclusion.✓ Read at sourceSource
The names on its terms, its store listings and its partner pages. Sourced facts only.
Legal entityStiarsia Ltd. (Sunflower Group)From the footer of the Crown Coins home page, which a German connection is served in German. The App Store seller of Crown Rips is Sunflower Ltd.; the Crown Coins terms (June 25, 2026) name Stiarsia Ltd as Merchant of Record and do not mention Crown Rips.✓ Read at sourceSource
App Store developerSunflower Ltd.The name on the App Store listing.✓ Read at sourceSource
Google Play developerSunflower LTD.The name on the Google Play listing.✓ Read at sourceSource
OperatorStiarsia Ltd. (Sunflower Group)The Crown Coins footer says both companies are registered in Cyprus. The App Store seller of Crown Rips is Sunflower Ltd.✓ Read at sourceSource
Card supplier and vaultNot namedThe article says to “store your card safely in your Vault”. No page names who holds it or supplies the cards.✕ Not confirmedSource
GraderNot namedThe App Store text claims “Authenticated & Graded Inventory”. No grading company is named.✕ Not confirmedSource
Not the same appCrown CardsA separate app sold by Crown Cards LLC, with its own review. We found no ownership link between the two.✓ Read at sourceSource
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Questions about how Crown Rips works
How does Crown Rips work?
You buy an eligible Crown Coins package and get a free Crown Rips pack. You choose a collection, a pack and a Thrill Level, then rip it for one card with a stated fair market value. You can sell it for that value as Cash Balance, vault it for 3 days, or ship it.
How does Crown Rips make money?
Its own pages state no revenue line we could read. Not published: pack price above average card value, fee on a sell-back, shipping or retrieval fee, coin package and shipping. We do not estimate margins or what Crown Rips pays for cards.
Who owns Crown Rips?
Crown Rips' own terms name Stiarsia Ltd. (Sunflower Group) as the company behind it. Its store listings name Sunflower Ltd. and Sunflower LTD. as the developer. The grader, vault and other partners it names are under “Who is behind” above.
Do you pay for a Crown Rips pack?
No. The help centre says you are purchasing a Crown Coins package and the pack is included as a free gift. The package prices are shown after sign-up.
Can you cash out Crown Rips Cash Balance?
Once it is eligible and you meet the redemption and verification requirements, you can redeem it from the Cash option in the Redeem menu. Cash Balance you bought must be used first. No method or minimum is stated.
What is the catch with Crown Rips?
The coin purchase and the unknowns. The pack needs a package, there are no public odds, and the sale and the shipping request cannot be reversed. A card left in the Vault is sold after 3 days.
Not namedThe article says to “store your card safely in your Vault”. No page names who holds it or supplies the cards.✕ Not confirmedSource