How much do the pokemon stuff from the GameStop sale go for?

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I’m talking about the sale from November-December from last year. I bought a bunch and still have a bunch of unopened stuff and don’t really want it all. Pics of it all. imgur.com/a/IbV1p0J

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I would honestly check ebay, and go in advanced settings and filter it by sold items, to give you a good estimate

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Honestly if you are trying to sell it on ebay you are probably not going to profit - the shipping of these size boxes will eat up so much of any potential revenue. You are better off selling the group of packs probably tbh

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sevenjirachis77 is on point here! Shipping will eat a big chunk especially with the bigger mega boxes. At least with usps i know the rates, idk if ups or fedex have better options.

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Yeah first thing you do is see if it’s worth it to sell the collection boxes. If not, you can sell loose packs. See what the promos go for. If you have trouble selling them for top dollar, Troll and Toad usually buys that stuff for like $2-3. They’re worth maybe $5? I haven’t checked their buylist recently but that’s what I did with my 30 or so promos I had from a collection I purchased.

The prices seem to be all over the place. I say if you find someone interested you can liquidate the boxes for around $200+ shipping($10 per collection box and $20 each ETB), it’s a decent deal. Or you do the work yourself and earn maybe $360 minus fees and shipping you’re probably not netting much more anyway.

Try to see if your local card shop might be interested. That would be an easy flip. :blush:

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I bought roughly $400 of stuff from that sale, and what I did was break out all of the packs and sell them in lots to recoup the majority of your capital. Same can be done with the ETB contents. Then I took the promos to my local game shop and got in store credit, which I used to purchase a high-end, fairly priced MTG card with great liquidity and then flipped it on eBay within a couple hours of coming back from the shop. Just my approach.

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I was able to come out pretty well ahead with the game stop sale. Your best bet is to dispose of all excess material and list in xx amount pack quantities. 36 pack lots did pretty well for me, and I was able to sell the Etbs for 12 dollars each with all contents except for the packs and ship first class, so that also worked out.

Leaving them in the giant boxes is definitely a no go though.