How to Buy & Sell Pokémon Singles Online

Pokémon single prices are driven by the card's rarity, how popular the Pokémon is, the set's age, and condition — vintage holos and modern alt-art chases carry the biggest premiums.

Rarities: From Common, Uncommon, and Rare up through Holo Rare, Ultra Rare (V / ex), and the top chases: Illustration Rares, Special Illustration Rares, and Secret Rares (gold and rainbow).

Finishes & printings: Modern cards come in Normal, Holo, and Reverse Holo finishes. Vintage WOTC-era cards add editions — 1st Edition, and for Base Set a brief Shadowless run — which sell for large premiums over Unlimited.

1. Browse the Pokémon catalog and filter by set, rarity, and condition to find the printing you want.
2. Each card page shows the live market price, a price-history graph, and the lowest available listing — so you know what's fair before you buy.
3. Add cards from multiple sellers to one cart; the Cart Optimizer finds the cheapest mix and cuts how many shipping fees you pay.
4. Check out once — every order is covered by EvoMarket Safeguard.

Tip: Check the set code and number (e.g. “PFL-EN3”) to confirm you're buying the exact printing, and confirm the finish — a Holo and a Reverse Holo of the same card can differ a lot in price.

1. Apply to sell, then list a single card in seconds or bulk-upload your whole inventory by CSV.
2. Set the condition and finish honestly and price against the live market — accurate listings convert best and avoid claims.
3. You keep more of every sale: a flat 8% + $0.30 per shipment, with no listing fees or buyer-side surcharge.
4. Ship when the order comes in; you're paid to your bank via Stripe once delivery is confirmed.

Single prices assume a condition grade — Near Mint, Lightly Played, Moderately Played, Heavily Played, or Damaged. Inspect corners, edges, surface, and centering, and grade conservatively. Raw (ungraded) singles are the norm for play and most collecting; professionally graded cards (PSA / CGC / BGS) cost more but certify condition and authenticity, which matters most for high-value cards.

What's the difference between 1st Edition, Shadowless, and Unlimited Pokémon cards?

1st Edition cards carry a “1st Edition” stamp and were printed first; Base Set also had a short Shadowless run (no drop shadow under the art box); Unlimited is the common later printing. 1st Edition and Shadowless command large premiums.

Should I buy graded or raw Pokémon singles?

Raw (ungraded) singles are cheaper and fine for play or casual collecting; graded cards (PSA / CGC / BGS) cost more but guarantee condition and authenticity, which matters most for high-value vintage and chase cards.

How much does it cost to sell Pokémon singles on EvoMarket?

Sellers pay a flat 8% + $0.30 per shipment — no listing fees and no buyer-side surcharge. You're paid to your bank via Stripe once delivery is confirmed.

Are my Pokémon purchases protected?

Yes — every order is covered by EvoMarket Safeguard. If an item never arrives, isn't as described, or shows up damaged, you can file a claim for a refund or replacement.