Sell your Pokémon cards

Offer your Pokémon singles, bulk, slabs or mixed collection using the form below.

Fields marked * are required.

Singles: list the main cards, sets, numbers and condition. Bulk: describe card types, sorting, duplicates and condition. Slabs: list the card, grading company, grade, certification number and any holder damage. For a mixed collection, describe each category. Say which details are estimated or unknown.

Paste a shareable https:// link and check that we can view it. Include front/back photos and close-ups of damage. No album link? Submit the form and email photos afterwards, using the same email address. We may need photos before making an offer.

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How buying works and what to include

Looking to sell Pokémon cards? Offer your singles, bulk, graded cards (slabs) or mixed collection to Nick’s Honest TCG. We are expanding our singles selection and review each offer individually.

Use the form on this page to submit your offer. Add a shareable photo album or card-list link if you have one. You can also email photos afterwards to nick@nickshonest.com, using the same email address as on your form.

What can you offer?

We welcome offers of Pokémon singles, bulk lots, graded cards (slabs) and mixed collections. Each offer is assessed individually; submitting it does not guarantee a purchase. Tell us the language, approximate quantities and condition.

You can include several categories in one submission. We assess each category separately and make clear whether an offer covers the whole collection or selected items.

How it works

  1. Send your details. Complete the form with your card details, a photo or card-list link if available, and your asking price if you have one.
  2. We review your offer. We assess the cards and let you know whether we are interested. Any initial valuation based on photos is provisional.
  3. Agree the next steps. Before you send anything, we agree how the cards will reach us, shipping costs, inspection and payment arrangements, and what happens if we cannot agree after inspection, including return shipping costs.
  4. Inspection and agreement. We check authenticity, condition and completeness. If something differs from the information supplied, we discuss it with you before agreeing a final purchase. Payment follows the arrangements agreed with you.

Please do not send cards without prior agreement.

What to include

Include your name, country, an overview photo and an asking price if you have one. Tell us whether you want to sell everything together or would consider a partial offer.

Singles

Send the card name, set, card number, language, quantity and condition where known. Add clear front and back photos of the main cards, with close-ups of any damage. A card list is helpful but not required to start.

Bulk

Give an approximate total and say whether the cards are sorted. Where possible, break quantities down by language and card type, such as common/uncommon cards, holo/reverse holo cards and higher-rarity cards. Mention energy cards, large numbers of duplicates and any damaged cards.

Overview photos and representative close-ups are enough for the first assessment; you do not need to photograph every card. State which counts are estimates. We agree the categories, counting and condition requirements before shipment. Bulk is valued per agreed category and quantity, or as a lot.

Graded cards / slabs

For each slab, send the card details, grading company, grade and certification number, plus clear photos of the front, back and label. Mention scratches, cracks or other damage to the holder. We assess each slab individually, including its grading company and saleability.

Share a viewable album or card-list link in the form, or email your photos afterwards. Please check that the link is accessible.

How do we assess an offer?

We consider the exact card and language, condition, comparable market prices, demand, our current stock and the work involved in checking and selling the cards. A purchase offer leaves room for those costs and resale margin; it is not the same as a card’s retail asking price. There is no fixed percentage for every collection.

For slabs, we use comparable sales for the same card, language, grading company and grade where available. We check certification details with the grading company where possible and inspect the card, label and holder; a matching certification number alone is not proof of authenticity. For bulk, composition, sorting, condition and processing time affect the offer.