What sells well in Pokémon
Collectors buy three kinds of Pokémon item on MYNTED. Sealed product, such as booster boxes and Elite Trainer Boxes, appeals to people who want to open it or keep it sealed. Chase cards, the rare and sought-after singles from a set, draw the most bidding. Graded cards, slabbed by PSA, Beckett, TAG, ACE, CGC or HiT, sell to buyers who want a printed grade.
State the condition honestly: NM, LP, MP, HP or DMG for a raw card, and new, visible wear or damaged for sealed product.
How listing works with Collectr-powered search
Sign in at sell.mynted.me and search for the card. The Collectr-powered search fills the title, description, picture and a price guide, so you check the details instead of typing them. Pick the condition (NM, LP, MP, HP or DMG) or mark sealed product as new, visible wear or damaged, set your price, and list it. Bulk tools help when you have many Pokémon items to add, and the price guide is refreshed daily from Collectr.
There are no listing fees. At auction you pay a flat 10%, and payment fees are included in that 10%. Buyers pay no buyer's premium, so the bid is the price.
Delivery and payout
When an item sells, the buyer's saved card is charged the moment the auction ends. Delivery goes by Aramex, AED 15 inside the UAE and AED 55 across the GCC, charged once per seller per day. It goes out 1 to 2 days after posting. You get one payout for what you sold.
Every sale is final. If a buyer says an item was not as described, they write to help@mynted.me within 3 days, which is why an honest condition and clear photos matter.
Seven channels, one listing
Your items reach collectors in seven places: mynted.me, MYNTED Auctions, the Collectr app, the MYNTED store in Business Bay (open every day except Monday, 12 pm to 9 pm), GCC TCG events, the MYNTED Lounge at BOCASU, and MYNTED Tuesday events. MYNTED is an official partner of Collectr, so your listings also show inside the app.
Photos and descriptions that help a card sell
Buyers bid on what they can see. Photograph the front and back of each card in even light, show the corners and edges, and photograph any flaw you mention. For sealed product, show every side and any wear to the box or wrapping.
The Collectr-powered search writes the title and description for you, so use the space you have to add what only you know: where the card came from, what the surface looks like, or whether a box has been stored flat. Honest detail keeps buyers confident, and it reduces not-as-described claims.
Before you list
Run the card through the price checker to see a price guide and MYNTED sold history. If you have a card in very good condition, you can grade it first through the Grading Hub.
