How to Sell Pokémon Cards on Misprint

To sell Pokémon cards on Misprint, you first need to become a seller through your account, then list cards using the site's listing tools. Misprint publishes a Seller's Guide, Seller Policy, and Seller Fee Schedule, so you can review the rules and costs before listing anything. Once active, you manage your listings, bids, and sales from your account dashboard, and you ship sold cards following Misprint's Shipping Policy and Packaging Guidelines.

What you need before you start

• A Misprint account. Selling is tied to your account, where your collection, bids, listings, purchases, and sales live.
• Seller status. The site has a "Become a Seller" entry point, which is where the selling process begins. Review the Seller Policy and Seller Guide at that stage.
• Awareness of fees. Misprint maintains a Seller Fee Schedule. Check it directly for current numbers rather than assuming a rate — the site also promotes a subscription that advertises "Unlock 8–10% back," which is a separate program from the standard fee schedule.
• Shipping supplies. The Packaging Guidelines and Shipping Policy set expectations for how sold cards should be packed and sent.

Step-by-step: listing and selling

1. Create or sign in to your account. Your dashboard includes Collection, My Bids and Listings, My Purchases and Sales, Store Credit, and Settings.
2. Become a seller. Use the "Become a Seller" link and read the Seller Policy and Seller Guide. This is where selling permissions and obligations are defined.
3. Review the fee schedule. The Seller Fee Schedule lists what Misprint charges. Confirm the current structure before pricing your cards.
4. List your cards. Misprint's catalog covers graded singles, sealed products, pre-orders, grail cards, and newly listed items, and the site supports searching by name, set, and year. Use the listing tools in your account to create your offers.
5. Manage bids and sales. Track activity under My Bids and Listings and My Purchases and Sales. Buyers can bid on or purchase your listings depending on the format.
6. Ship sold cards. Follow the Shipping Policy and Packaging Guidelines. Pack cards to the standard described there to avoid disputes.
7. Get paid and track proceeds. Sales and store credit appear in your account. Order Lookup and your sales history help you reconcile what sold.

Costs and what affects them

Misprint does not publish a single flat rate in the material available here, so treat the Fee Schedule as the authoritative source and re-check it before you commit to a price.

Managing your seller account

Your account area is the control panel for selling:

• Collection — track what you hold.
• My Bids and Listings — see and edit your active listings.
• My Purchases and Sales — review completed transactions.
• Store Credit — a balance you can use on the site.
• Order Lookup — find specific orders.
• Settings — manage account details.

Common snags

• Listing before reading the policy. The Seller Policy and Seller Guide define what you can sell and how. Skipping them risks removed listings.
• Ignoring the fee schedule. Fees change how much you actually keep. Check the schedule, not assumptions.
• Under-packing cards. The Packaging Guidelines exist because cards are easy to damage in transit. Follow them.
• Confusing the subscription with base fees. "Unlock 8–10% back" is a subscription perk, not the standard seller fee.
• Assuming selling is instant. You need seller status first; the "Become a Seller" step is not optional.

Quick answers

Do I need to pay to sell? Misprint publishes a Seller Fee Schedule, so selling involves fees. Check the schedule for current amounts.

Can I sell graded cards and sealed products? Yes — Misprint's catalog includes graded singles, sealed products, pre-orders, and grail cards.

Where do I see my sales? Under My Purchases and Sales in your account.

How should I ship? According to the Shipping Policy and Packaging Guidelines.

For the exact current fees, seller requirements, and shipping rules, open the Seller Fee Schedule, Seller Policy, Seller's Guide, Shipping Policy, and Packaging Guidelines on Misprint before you list.