CB2 Gift Card

Visit the CB2's gift card page and click on the balance checker or call the balance line on 800.355.3556

You can redeem your CB2 gift card online, add your items to the cart and enter the card number and PIN in the gift card field at checkout.

In store, hand it over at the register at CB2, Crate and Barrel or Crate & Kids anywhere in the US, outlets included.

For catalogue orders placed over the phone, read the number to the agent on 800.606.6252. If your order costs more than the card holds, CB2 lets you pay the difference with a credit card in the same transaction. If it costs less, the leftover stays on the card for next time. What you cannot do is apply the card to a CB2 credit card bill or any other account balance.

The scams that catch CB2 sellers follow a pattern. Someone asks you to send the card number and PIN "just to verify" before any rate is agreed, then goes quiet. Or a buyer offers a rate well above the market, which is almost always a signal that they do not intend to pay.

Protect yourself with three habits.

1. Never send a full PIN to anyone who has not first given you a written rate and a payment timeline.
2. Check the balance yourself immediately before you send details, so you know exactly what you are handing over.
3. And deal only with a platform that has a public trading record and a real support channel you can reach.

Look for three things:

1. A rate published before you hand over the code
2. A named human on the other end of the conversation
3. Payment to a Nigerian bank account rather than a wallet balance you then have to withdraw from.

Careful with the word "redeem" here, because it means two different things. If you want to spend the card, you cannot: CB2 ships only within the United States and the card is not accepted anywhere outside it.

If you want to convert it to Naira, that is a trade, and you can do it through Giftcardcoach. Anyone promising to help you "redeem" a CB2 card for goods delivered to Nigeria is describing something CB2 does not offer.

No, and it would be misleading to claim otherwise. The highest rates in the Nigerian market usually go to cards with the deepest buyer pool, which means Apple, Steam, Amazon and the major open-loop cards.

CB2 is a specialty retail card, so it trades in a thinner market and prices accordingly. Where CB2 does well is stability. The rate moves less week to week than the volatile gaming cards, which suits you if you are holding a card and waiting for a decent moment to sell.

The test for legitimacy is not the design of the website. It is whether the platform will tell you the rate first, whether there is a real person you can hold accountable, and whether the payment goes to your own bank account.

Giftcardcoach meets all three. We quote before you send, we handle every trade through a named WhatsApp conversation, and we pay into the Nigerian account you nominate.

No. CB2 has no Nigerian stores and does not ship there, and the card is redeemable only at US CB2, Crate and Barrel and Crate & Kids locations or on their US websites. Even ordering online for a Nigerian address will not work, because CB2 will not accept the delivery destination. If you are holding a CB2 card in Nigeria, converting it to naira is the only way to get value from it.

Sent through CB2's partner CashStar, an eGift typically arrives in the recipient's inbox within a few hours of the order clearing, and the sender can schedule a specific delivery day and time instead. Physical cards ship free by US Postal Service in three to five business days.

Faster options exist: orders placed before noon Central Time with premium shipping arrive in two business days for $6.00, and express delivery arrives by the end of the next business day for $12.00. Physical cards mail to US addresses only, and they ship separately from any other merchandise in your order.

No. CB2's terms are explicit that funds on the card cannot be redeemed for cash, except where a state law requires it. Several US states force retailers to cash out small remaining balances, usually under five or ten dollars, but that is a state-by-state rule and not something CB2 offers voluntarily. If you want money rather than furniture, selling the card is the practical route.

Yes. You can stack several gift, eGift, Shop or eShop cards in the same transaction, and you can combine them with a credit card if the order runs over the total card value. This is genuinely useful if you have accumulated several smaller cards, since CB2 furniture prices tend to sit well above typical gift card denominations.

No. CB2 does not charge purchase fees, activation fees, dormancy fees or monthly maintenance charges, and the funds do not expire. The only cost attached to a CB2 gift card is optional expedited shipping on a physical card, which is $6.00 for two-day or $12.00 for next business day.

No. CB2 gift cards and eGift cards are not reloadable. Once the balance reaches zero, the card is finished and you would need to buy a new one. This matters when you are selling, because a buyer cannot top up a card the way they could with a reloadable store card, so a zero-balance CB2 card is worth nothing at all.

Buy the eGift through the CB2 gift card page, which routes you to CashStar. Choose an amount between $25 and $1,000, enter the recipient's email, add a message or a photo, and either send immediately or schedule it.

For a physical card, order between $10 and $1,000 on the same page and it posts to any US address with a gift card sleeve.

Yes. The eGift is a number and a PIN rather than a barcode, so bring up the email on your phone at the register and the cashier can key it in. That works at CB2, Crate and Barrel and Crate & Kids stores in the US, outlets included. Do not delete the email once you have partly spent it, since the remaining balance stays attached to that same number.