How Best to Sell Pokemon Cards

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avatarGroaningRusha year ago

Sold my entire childhood collection last year. Best advice? Research each card's value using databases like TCGPlayer or PokeGoldfish. Condition matters a LOT. I listed high-value cards individually on eBay and grouped common ones into lots. Took some time, but I maximized my profit. Be patient and stay firm on your prices if you know what your cards are worth.

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avatarSinkingDuela year ago

Just throw them up on eBay. Easy.


avatarLettingTaila year ago

Selling Pokemon cards? The key is to know what you've got! First, sort your cards by rarity and condition. Popular platforms like eBay or TCGPlayer are great for listing rare or valuable cards individually. For common cards, consider selling in bulk or as part of a set. Always provide clear, high-quality photos and detailed descriptions. Finally, check out local card shops or conventions, where you can connect directly with collectors and maybe get better deals.

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