Where can I sell Yu-Gi-Oh cards?
You can sell Yu-Gi-Oh cards at numerous places.Amazon and EbayThe most common method of selling cards is online. You can create a store on either Amazon or Ebay. Check the market for your cards’ values and build a good reputation with their customers. I buy cards from trusted sellers, and always go back to them because they provide great customer service.Local Card ShopsLook for card shops in your area. If they have a large Yu-Gi-Oh! community, then they are most likely looking for cards. Owners may make you an offer if they really like your cards.
Were is a good place to sell yu-gi-oh a dragon ball z cards around spokane washington?
ebay yard sale me
Is there a place where you can sell your yugioh cards?
The closest I could find was Paladin Gaming & Hobby 3401 Wilson Rd Bakersfield, California 93309 United States 661-834-9716 and Collector's Paradise 7131 Winnetka Ave. Winnetka, CA 91306 818.999.9455 Call them to see if they have Yu-gi-oh cards and will buy them.
Where is the best place to sell Yu-Gi-Oh cards?
eBay is probably the easiest way to sell YGO cards, but you need stamps, empty letters, and maybe bubble wrap or top loaders (to ensure the card doesn’t get bent).Sites like TCGPlayer and TrollandToad are also okay, but the amount they give you is lower than market price (since they have to make profit too).Yes, local card shops are okay, but they often give lower prices.Also, maybe try selling to local people that you know? I’ve done some deals and some times you can get lucky :P
How do you sell Yu-Gi-Oh! Cards for cash?
You can sell Yu-Gi-Oh! cards on eBay and Amazon, but you can also sell your cards on buylists, where stores list cards that they are looking for. An example is here.
Places to sell yu gi oh cards in cincinnati?
Comicbookworld.com to find one closest to you, only one I know of right now, unless you want to travel to comics2games in florence. Also could try the Springdale fleamarket when it's in town.
Can i sell yugioh cards to to pawn shop ????
no,that is not osmething they can turn over.try a comic shop or ebay.or flea market
What are some tips for selling Yugioh cards?
Make sure your cards are in (near)-mint condition, especially the more valuable ones. As soon as you pull them from a pack, put them in a sleeve and/or in a binder, so they are protected from wear and tear. Nobody will buy damaged cards from you unless they are desperate and you really tank the price.Go to your local card tournament and bring your binder. People often like buying cards in person. Pay attention though, as some card shops do not allow selling in their establishment. If this is the case, trade cards instead, trying to get more valuable cards and playing on currents trends (as I will go into later).Alternatively, you could sell online. Sites like TCG Market allow you to sell directly to people. At first, it might be a good idea to sell some cards at a lower price to quickly get positive references. People with references are more popular to buy cards from.Avoid selling to shops, as they will seriously undervalue your cards as they need to make a profit themselvesBe patient. If someone offers a lower amount then you’d like for a card you have, and you are certain the card will remain popular for some time, refuse to sell and wait for a better offer. As cheaper cards leave the market, your card(s) will become even more sought after and you can name a higher price.Related to this, hype is a very significant force in Yugioh. Will a upcoming set support a long forgotten archetype? Then cards from that archetype will most likely increase in value. Time to start selling those cards. The banlist just unbanned a card? That card’s value will go through the roof and stay that way until players find out the card is not as good as it once was. Sell those copies now before the price tanks again. The reverse is also true btw, if a card gets limited or banned the price will drop significantly. Sell the copies you have asap, even before the banlist comes out preferably (if you have a hunch the card will get banned).In general, keep an eye on trends in Yugioh. A good site to do this is TCGplayer. Yugi tubers like Mkhol40 also keep an eye on the market. Be sure to subscribe to them.And lastly, while you should always try to get a good price for your cards, your reputation is important. Don’t rip people off or you will be known for it, and the Yugioh community is quick to spread info.Happy selling!
Where is the best place to sell Yugioh cards in the Philadelphia area or on the internet? (Besides Ebay)?
I recently answered a similar question, so I'm quoting my previous answer: "Well, it all depends on what area you are in! If you live in an area with only retail stores (target, wal-mart, etc...) and no card shops, there are plenty more options. My personal suggestion is to go to a Yu-gi-oh tournament or event...I know that in the United states on August 4th and 5th, there will be a sneak preview for Tactical Evolution...there are sellers there that you could sell to, or you can become your own seller...good luck! "