How much are my pokemon cards worth?

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How much are my pokemon cards worth?
Well, it all depends on how many you have, among many other factors. Check it out online. Search Pokemon cards online.
Reply:As much as people are willing to pay for them.
Reply:nothing just like baseball cards no a days
Reply:I also collect PKMN cards and stuff. You can email me at cajun.crocheters@yahoo.com
Reply:That's really going to depend on what cards you have and what condition they are in. In general, the answer is not very much.





If you have a card that you think is rare and is in good condition, it would be a good idea to research it. A simple Yahoo search should turn up lots of information on the card. Again, though, this is highly unlikely unless you had one of the rare Japanese cards. Most of the value of Pokemon cards was tied to its popularity. As the popularity evaporated, so did the value.





If you have a collection that is in good condition, and you're willing to wait a few decades, hold onto it. Make sure the cards are in individual sleeve protectors or in a binder that is in good condition (preferably both). Store them in a place that is dry and air-conditioned. Then wait. There's always the possibility that Pokemon could gain some retro value as time passes and its fans grow up. However, that's still many years away. Toys take decades to become valuable.





If your cards are in good shape but you really do not want to keep them, you can probably get a few dollars for the whole collection, but that's about it. I buy Pokemon cards and collections but I do so very cheaply. If you are interested, send me an email. I wouldn't try listing them on eBay unless you are a regular eBay user. You probably won't get enough money to make it worth it.





Finally, if your cards are not in good condition, it's probably not worth your time to try to sell them. Give them away or just trash them.