5 August 2009
How much money can I get for 300 plus pokemon cards on ebay?
Posted by admin under: Card Games .
How much money on ebay could I get for selling a deck of over 300 pokemon cards? I inherited them all from a friend, and I have no use for them and I really need some money.
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3 Comments so far...
Alex T Says:
9 August 2009 at 7:00 am.
The number of cards doesn’t matter. It’s the TYPE of cards. I’d look through and separate the holographic (shiny) ones and the ones with the 1st edition stamped on them. I’d look up those prices because those are the ones that people want to buy. If I had time, I’d look through the rest to see what their prices are.
Erik Says:
9 August 2009 at 3:43 pm.
The number of cards doesn’t matter, nor does the type of card. What matters is how many people that search the ebay site want a card/the cards you have. This is usually determined by the scarcity of such cards. Search each card on ebay. Are a lot of people selling them? Are any of them getting bids? You want to see few people selling them and a lot of bids on them. It is always worth a try, but im telling you, start them at a very low price. It will keep your listing fees down, it is a lot more likely to sell, and it will be a more attractive option than other higher priced auctions of the same item. If the card is valuable, it will sell for a good price no matter what you start it at, because there will be more bidders & bids. If you would like more help, email me
drivingdude90 Says:
11 August 2009 at 6:09 am.
I would start the bid on ebay about $9.99. It is the highest start price for the lowest fee. The people will bid up to what they think is the value of the cards. I usually get at least $20 with a good set. Be sure to highlight the holographic (shiny) and the rare ones (with a star in the bottom right corner).