# Selling Guide

1. **eBay** – One of the most popular platforms for selling Pokémon cards, with a massive audience and flexible listing options. You can auction your cards or set fixed prices, and buyers often browse here specifically for collectibles.
2. **TCGPlayer** – Designed specifically for trading cards, TCGPlayer lets you list individual cards or full collections. It’s popular among collectors and players, which often means good selling prices, especially for rare or high-demand cards.
3. **Facebook Marketplace** – You can reach local buyers directly, avoiding shipping and fees, and interact with the buyer before finalizing the sale. This is especially useful for bulk sales or mid-range cards.
4. **Local Card Shops** – Many game stores buy Pokémon cards directly, though prices may be lower than selling online. It’s a convenient option if you want a quick sale and are okay with a lower payout.
5. **Online Collectible Marketplaces (StockX, Mercari, or OfferUp)** – Sites like these specialize in collectibles, so they attract a lot of buyers interested in specific cards, from common to rare. They also offer good options for pricing transparency and transaction security.
6. **Reddit and Pokémon Trading Communities** – Subreddits like r/pkmntcgtrades or r/pokemoncards let you sell to a passionate Pokémon community. You may also find buyers interested in trades here.
7. **Auction Houses for High-Value Cards** – For high-end or graded cards, auction houses like Heritage Auctions or PWCC are a good option, as they handle top-tier collectibles.

Each option has pros and cons, so consider your collection’s value, the type of cards, and the selling fees involved.
