B&M is probably your last resort worst option. If you don't want to sell on eBay or tcgplaher, then shop around for online buylists.

I use PriceCharting.com which is actually really accurate and has an app where you can put your collection and track the prices of your collection so I really recommend price charting. You can only make a collection on the app though

I sold some on eBay. You’ll have to do some research reg pricing. Some holos I thought would sell for $10+ were selling for ¢.99.

Probably an actual card market like tcgplayer

Tcgplayer.com

eBay and TCGPlayer are good go-tos. I switched my trading card selling entirely to eBay after they started offering tracked shipping on trading cards for like, 55 cents.

Sold all of mine on kijiji

Hey! I buy collections if you wanna send me some pics :)

It looks like you're wondering if those cards have any value. Generally speaking, if it's a First Edition, Holographic or Promo card it's worth looking into. Take a look at our Pokemon card evaluation guide to see how to determine the value of your cards. Always know the value of every card you have before selling to avoid getting low-balled. Or maybe you have a question about grading that our Grading FAQ might help answer.

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Interested in seeing your collection too :)

eBay might be the best place to make the most profit

I was in facebook group that was pretty decent. Sales made mostly every day, fair prices, and its fb so anyone can make a selling post really easy. I got permanently banned for mocking someone for trying to up charge heavily on a card though rip.

You can try r/pkmntcgtrades

Mercari is good for selling collectibles. Just remember if it's over $300 it's not covered if you used a pre paid shipping label.

It looks like you're wondering if those cards have any value. Generally speaking, if it's a First Edition, Holographic or Promo card it's worth looking into. Take a look at our Pokemon card evaluation guide to see how to determine the value of your cards. Always know the value of every card you have before selling to avoid getting low-balled.

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I do eBay, TCGplayer, and my own Instagram and I find that TCGplayer has the easiest time selling cards. I put anything from 25 cents to $50 a card up there and most times my stock gets destroyed which is pretty cool because claim sales take a lot of energy. My vote is TCGplayer

There’s a Pokémon trading subreddit and it looks to be the best place around to trade and sell

ebay is your best bet

For the best returns probably eBay but it requires the most time and effort. Stores most likely aren't going to buy it at the going rate as they have to make a profit. The only issue with eBay is PayPal will almost always side with the buyer.

As someone else said you can also try your local game store but some are better than others there too.

If your looking for something quick and to not deal with shipping I’d check out a local game store. You might find some cool cards while your there.

eBay is good if your looking to move it quick. Just make sure you have a competitive price.

Instagram has a big Pokémon community. If you make an account you can start showing off your collection and selling your collection. Will take time but it’s possible and the community is great. Usually has the best prices too.

I’d also recommend eBay and filtering by sold items so you can see actual recent paid prices for items. It gives you a feel for not just what they should be worth, but what they’re truly selling for

This one has a few outliers but looks mostly like $20-60 for mistys tears

eBay.

is misty naked?

Right here on Reddit. r/pkmntcgtrades

How much you think she valued

Ebay or tcgplayer

Ebay! Post a link!

Have you tried searching Reddit before asking?

Unless you need the money, get an app log your cards and invest the time. 

I would definitely price check them and do a quality check if they are vintage and going for a decent price. Grading can be intimidating and is usually not worth the effort if you’re new to the scene (IMO). Once you have a good sense Id either list them on FB Marketplace (expect grifters and if you sell be safe about meetups and such), Ebay list them as singles or as a lot (auction is probably best), or take them to a card store. I think selling on FB Marketplace is probably gonna get you the best price without fees and taxes but it’s the most risky option. Ebay is your middle ground of effort, pricing, and risk. Your local card store should give you anywhere from 60-75% card value but it varies and they might not be that interested so they’ll probably low ball you.

I know little to nothing about Pokémon cards. Two of my kids (13 and 10) are all about it. If you’re willing to consider selling some at a fair price, I’d love to grab some around what a card shop would buy them for…which again, I know nothing about.

If not, my son likes the Bryan’s card shop over by the mall. Borderlands is a long time Greenville business that is trustworthy.

I will say the place on pleasantburg apparently took advantage of my son when he was with his grandma and ripped him off on a card but I don’t know if that was an anomaly or not.

So I've bought/sold large Magic the Gathering collections in the past and the one thing I didn't do properly back in the day was separating the value from the bulk. Dozens if not hundreds of hours of my life I wish I had back.

For instance, if there was a card that was worth $.50 and one worth $.37, I thought there was a meaningful difference. There's not and the "bulk" rates are going to feel artificially low but that's the business.

Once I separated out the actual worthwhile rares from the rest, it became a much more simple exercise of asking what % of TCG value. I'm far from an expert on Pokemon but I'd mentally start somewhere in and around the 50% of TCG player value as a very rough estimate. Your buyers all have overhead in terms of either a brick and mortar store or online marketplace fees. You could (potentially) get significantly more selling yourself but you're paying for the convenience by leaving margins on the table.

If you go in with realistic expectations, it's a pretty straightforward process. If you thought you'd get closer to 80-90+% of value like we thought we would back in the day, it's going to be a bad time.

A&M Upstate Games in Greer. Great people

Borderlands Comics and Games.

Boardwalk is definitely a good in person place to go. Highly recommend. If you want to sell online, TCGplayer is a pretty huge online market for cards.

r/pkmntcgtrades

Honesty, eBay is probably my preferred method.

If you don't want to do any work at all, your local card shop will probably buy them for a fraction of the retail value.

If you would rather maximize, you can sort the cards generally by holo and non holo and check prices on the holo cards. From there, you can either sell them individually or post them in bulk online to see who might be interested.

Howdy im looking to sell 3 pokeymon cards

Take them to a card shop. See what they offer and assume you’re getting around 30-40% less than the full price.

Right here, I can offer you "tree fiddy!"

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