Where to Sell Sports Cards in 2026

Date Published

December 29, 2025

The days of simply throwing a card on eBay and hoping for the best are officially over.

In this environment, your choice of platform is just as important as the card you are selling.

If you’re holding a T206 Honus Wagner that could fetch $6 million or a stack of modern rookie refractors, the 2026 market offers a precision-tooled venue for every seller.

In this guide, we’re breaking down as many sites as possible for 2026.

We’ll look at the big and small players to help you decide which stage is right for your collection’s next chapter.

Direct-to-Consumer & Marketplaces

Best for sellers who want to keep more of the profit & don't mind doing the work (photos, shipping, customer service).

eBay:

Still the largest marketplace in the world. Their "Authenticity Guarantee" program for cards over $250 has made it much safer for 2026.

Tip: If you're listing tons of cards OR individual graded cards, consider: Card Dealer PRO


Social Media:

Some guys hustle online or use it as a lead magnet. Your skills at gaining a following will be key.

Tip: If you just hard sell all the time... you won't gain any followers or sell anything. People like to be informed and entertained!


Sport Lots:
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For the old school only! A destination for serious set builders and fans of the low-end grind.


Mercari/Offer Up:

Some find success selling lower tier items on eBay alternative sites.


Consignment Marketplaces

You mail them your cards, and they do some of the grunt work.


Alt:
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Graded cards only. You can flip ownership of cards held in their vault instantly. Weekly auction on Thursday.


Arena Club:
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Graded cards only. Alt, Arena Club, Fanatics Collect & the PSA Vault all work very much the same way. 


COMC (Check Out My Cards):
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For cards $5-$20 you might consider COMC. You send a box of 500 cards, and they list them for you on their site and eBay.


DCSports87:
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Auction your cards on eBay through a third party. If you're not trying to build a store & just want to auction cards on eBay, this is likely the best option.


Fanatics Collect:
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Formally PWCC, known for their "Weekly Sunday Auctions" and "Premier" monthly events. Their vault system cuts out the shipping on your end.


PSA Vault:
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Graded cards only. Ship to the PSA vault to list on eBay as Buy it Now or Auction.


Specialized Auction Houses

Typically for high-end graded cards and sports memorabilia.

All-Star Cards
Auction of Champions
Detroit City Sports
Goldin
Heritage Auctions
Huggins & Scott
Hunt Auctions
Leland’s
Love of the Game Auctions

Mears Auctions
MeiGray Auctions
Memory Lane Inc.
Mile High Card Co.
Pristine Auction

Queen City Cards
Robert Edward Auctions (REA)

RR Auction
Sterling Sports Auctions
VSA Auctions

"Live" Selling & Social Platforms

Typically for experienced sellers or those wanting to go all-in.

WhatNot: The leading live-stream auction app.
Fanatics Live: Mostly for breakers.
eBay Live: Sell live on a huge platform.

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