Seller tools
Price your card to sell
Pick a graded card and how long you can wait for it to sell. You’ll get the price to list it at that nets you the most after fees, the odds of selling by each deadline, and how much real sales data is behind the number. When a card trades too rarely to be sure, we say so.
Worked example · illustrative inputs
What would a $200 sale actually leave you?
$200 sale − $24 selling fee (12%) − $5 shipping = $171 net proceeds.
At $180 with the same fee rate and shipping, you keep $153.40. Reducing the asking price by $20 costs $17.60 in net proceeds. The next question is whether it meaningfully improves your chance of selling by your deadline.
Choose a deadline in the tool and compare the supported price and sale-probability estimates. A listing price is not a completed sale.
Illustrative USD inputs, not a live marketplace quote or fee schedule. Net proceeds exclude your card’s purchase cost, tax and other expenses. Sale timing is an estimate; unsold cards still have value.
Read how the calculation worksThese are model estimates for information only, not financial advice or a promise your card will sell. The odds show how often this card sells at a given price across the whole market; your own sale also depends on your photos, timing, and the other listings you’re up against.
Model estimates for information only, not financial advice or a promise your card will sell.