Where can I sell my trading cards in Australia?

You can sell to a local card store, on an international marketplace like eBay, or on an Australian marketplace like CardYardAU, which lets you list Magic, Pokémon and other TCG singles in AUD with 0% fees on your first 5 sales.

What fees does CardYard charge to sell?

CardYard charges a 4% final value fee on item price plus postage, with 0% on your first 5 sales and 3.5% on the Pro plan. The buyer protection fee (1.7% + A$0.30) is paid by the buyer at checkout.

Who ships the cards when I sell?

You do. CardYard is a marketplace, not a warehouse: the buyer picks a postage option at checkout and you post the card to them directly. CardYard never handles or fulfils marketplace orders.

Which card games can I sell on CardYard?

Magic: The Gathering, Pokémon, One Piece, Disney Lorcana and Riftbound. More games are added as demand grows.

Can I run auctions on CardYard?

Yes. List singles as timed proxy auctions, or group multiple cards into an auction bundle where the winning bid takes the whole lot.

CardYard AU · selling guide

Where to Sell Cards in Australia — Compare Fees, Speed & Marketplaces

Selling your Magic: The Gathering, Pokémon or other TCG singles in Australia comes down to three choices: sell to a card store, list on an international marketplace, or list on a local marketplace. Here's how they compare — fees, payouts, and how fast you actually get paid — so you keep more of every card.

List your first card For sellers

0% final value fee on your first 5 sales

Every price in AUD · tracked delivery

Who ships your order. CardYardAU operates a marketplace. For marketplace orders, the listed seller fulfils the order — not CardYardAU.

The comparison

The three options

The three ways to sell cards in Australia, compared on fees, payout speed, who ships and who you sell to.
Option	Fees	Payout speed	Who ships	Who you sell to
011. Local card stores (buylist)	You're paid a fraction of the card's resale value so the store can resell it.	Fastest cash — you hand over cards and walk out with cash (or store credit, which usually pays more).	You hand the cards over yourself.	The store's buylist.
022. International marketplaces (e.g. eBay)	You pay both a final value fee and international payment/currency friction — conversion fees and PayPal/currency spreads eat into your payout.	—	You're responsible for listing, photos, and postage internationally.	International buyers — the biggest audience, but you're selling into USD.
033. Local marketplaces (CardYardAU)	0% final value fee on your first 5 sales, then 4% (3.5% on the Pro plan). Buyers pay the 1.7% + A$0.30 protection fee, not you.	Payouts via Stripe Connect to your Australian bank account — funds are held until the order is delivered or the buyer-protection deadline passes, then paid out.	You post the orders yourself — CardYard is a marketplace, not a warehouse.	Australian buyers in AUD — no currency conversion, no international postage.

1. Local card stores (buylist)

Fees: You're paid a fraction of the card's resale value so the store can resell it.
Payout speed: Fastest cash — you hand over cards and walk out with cash (or store credit, which usually pays more).
Who ships: You hand the cards over yourself.
Who you sell to: The store's buylist.

2. International marketplaces (e.g. eBay)

Fees: You pay both a final value fee and international payment/currency friction — conversion fees and PayPal/currency spreads eat into your payout.
Who ships: You're responsible for listing, photos, and postage internationally.
Who you sell to: International buyers — the biggest audience, but you're selling into USD.

3. Local marketplaces (CardYardAU)

Fees: 0% final value fee on your first 5 sales, then 4% (3.5% on the Pro plan). Buyers pay the 1.7% + A$0.30 protection fee, not you.
Payout speed: Payouts via Stripe Connect to your Australian bank account — funds are held until the order is delivered or the buyer-protection deadline passes, then paid out.
Who ships: You post the orders yourself — CardYard is a marketplace, not a warehouse.
Who you sell to: Australian buyers in AUD — no currency conversion, no international postage.

Also on CardYard

List as Buy It Now, Make an Offer, or a timed auction — including multi-card auction bundles.
Free market-price guidance and automatic re-pricing so you list at a fair price.

Pricing checked 22 September 2026.

The CardYard difference

Why sellers pick CardYard

0% on your first 5 sales — no final value fee while you find your feet.
Everything in AUD — no currency conversion or PayPal fees.
Three ways to sell — Buy It Now, Make an Offer, or timed proxy auctions.
You set the price — with free market-price data and price floors so you don't under-list.
Tracked delivery & buyer protection — buyers pay the 1.7% + A$0.30 protection fee, not you.

By game

Sell cards by game

Selling from home? Our guide to how to post TCG orders in Australia covers what actually fits a letter, when tracked postage is worth it, and how to price your postage options.

Questions, answered

FAQ

Where can I sell my trading cards in Australia?: You can sell to a local card store, on an international marketplace like eBay, or on an Australian marketplace like CardYardAU, which lets you list Magic, Pokémon and other TCG singles in AUD with 0% fees on your first 5 sales.
What fees does CardYard charge to sell?: CardYard charges a 4% final value fee on item price plus postage, with 0% on your first 5 sales and 3.5% on the Pro plan. The buyer protection fee (1.7% + A$0.30) is paid by the buyer at checkout.
How do I get paid when my cards sell?: Payouts go through Stripe Connect to your linked Australian bank account. Funds are held until the order is delivered or the buyer-protection deadline passes, then paid out.
Who ships the cards when I sell?: You do. CardYard is a marketplace, not a warehouse: the buyer picks a postage option at checkout and you post the card to them directly. CardYard never handles or fulfils marketplace orders.
Which card games can I sell on CardYard?: Magic: The Gathering, Pokémon, One Piece, Disney Lorcana and Riftbound. More games are added as demand grows.
Can I run auctions on CardYard?: Yes. List singles as timed proxy auctions, or group multiple cards into an auction bundle where the winning bid takes the whole lot.

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Where to Sell Cards in Australia — Compare Fees, Speed & Marketplaces

0% final value fee on your first 5 sales

Every price in AUD · tracked delivery

The three ways to sell cards in Australia, compared on fees, payout speed, who ships and who you sell to.

Option

Fees

Payout speed

Who ships

Who you sell to

011. Local card stores (buylist)

You're paid a fraction of the card's resale value so the store can resell it.

Fastest cash — you hand over cards and walk out with cash (or store credit, which usually pays more).

You hand the cards over yourself.

The store's buylist.

022. International marketplaces (e.g. eBay)

You pay both a final value fee and international payment/currency friction — conversion fees and PayPal/currency spreads eat into your payout.

—

You're responsible for listing, photos, and postage internationally.

International buyers — the biggest audience, but you're selling into USD.

033. Local marketplaces (CardYardAU)

0% final value fee on your first 5 sales, then 4% (3.5% on the Pro plan). Buyers pay the 1.7% + A$0.30 protection fee, not you.

Payouts via Stripe Connect to your Australian bank account — funds are held until the order is delivered or the buyer-protection deadline passes, then paid out.

You post the orders yourself — CardYard is a marketplace, not a warehouse.

Australian buyers in AUD — no currency conversion, no international postage.

Where to Sell Cards in Australia — Compare Fees, Speed & Marketplaces

The three options

1. Local card stores (buylist)

2. International marketplaces (e.g. eBay)

3. Local marketplaces (CardYardAU)

Why sellers pick CardYard

Sell cards by game

FAQ

Where can I sell my trading cards in Australia?

What fees does CardYard charge to sell?

How do I get paid when my cards sell?

Who ships the cards when I sell?

Which card games can I sell on CardYard?

Can I run auctions on CardYard?

List your first card — 0% fees on your first 5 sales.

Where to Sell Cards in Australia — Compare Fees, Speed & Marketplaces

The three options

1. Local card stores (buylist)

2. International marketplaces (e.g. eBay)

3. Local marketplaces (CardYardAU)

Why sellers pick CardYard

Sell cards by game

FAQ

Where can I sell my trading cards in Australia?

What fees does CardYard charge to sell?

How do I get paid when my cards sell?

Who ships the cards when I sell?

Which card games can I sell on CardYard?

Can I run auctions on CardYard?

List your first card — 0% fees on your first 5 sales.