How to sell trading cards in the UK
Everything that happens between listing a card here and the money landing with you.
Who can sell
Selling is open to members on a paid collector plan and to shops with their own storefront. You can see what each plan includes on the plans page.
Price it from real sales, not hope
Check what the same card recently sold for on our card prices page before you set yours. Prices there come from actual completed sales, with the number of sales they are based on.
Listing a card
Add photos, the card name, condition and how many you have. If one card comes in different versions or grades, add them as options with their own price and stock, so buyers pick the exact one they want.
Everything you list shows up on the marketplace and, if you run a shop, on your own storefront page as well.
When someone buys
Items in a basket are held for ten minutes so two people cannot buy the same card. Once the order is placed, the money is held safely rather than paid straight out.
If a buyer orders several items from you, they only pay postage once — the highest single postage cost — and the saving is shown to them in the basket.
Posting and tracking
You can buy a postage label in the app for UK and international carriers, print it and drop the parcel off. Tracking updates go to the buyer automatically, and several orders to the same person can be combined into one parcel.
Getting paid
The buyer confirms the card arrived as described, or the order completes on its own after delivery. The money then becomes available in your seller balance, and you request a withdrawal to your bank details when you want it.
Reviews, offers and returns
Buyers can make an offer below your asking price, which you accept or decline. After the order arrives they can rate you, and those stars show on your shop page. If something is wrong they can raise a return, which lands in your returns list to approve, decline or refund.