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Yes - you either need to have your own website or sell on another site like eBay or NAXCOM. SportsLizard's marketplace can be used to help promote your items that you're selling somewhere else, not as a replacement. When someone buys an item, they're directed to your site to complete the transaction.

Our Price Guide Tutorial and article on How to Value a Card or Collectible should provide you with all of the information you need to accurately price any card or collectible using our tool and various other information sources available on the web.

Our Price Guide Tutorial and article on How to Value a Card or Collectible should provide you with all of the information you need to accurately price any card or collectible using our tool and various other information sources available on the web.

Possibly. Please read our Price Guide Tutorial and article on How to Value a Card or Collectible to learn how to effectively use our price guide and other tools from across the web to confirm the accuracy of pricing. In most cases, there is usually an outlier being factored into the data that is throwing off your pricing. Which is why it's important to learn the proper usage of our tool, as well as how to confirm your pricing with other sources.

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We do not buy cards or collectibles. We generally recommend selling the most valuable pieces of a collection on eBay and then unloading the rest locally on Craigslist or to a card shop. eBay takes a lot of time and effort - you'll get the best price for more valuable cards, but it isn't worth it to ship less valuable cards one at a time (nor is it cost-effective to ship thousands of low-value cards in one shipment). On Craigslist you'll likely be able to find someone locally who will give you one price for the remaining cards and be able to pick up the cards, saving you on the shipping. You could also consider donating your cards to a children's hospital or other charitable organization (in some cases you may be eligible for a tax deduction).