Sell Pokémon Cards in Miami: Get In-Person Offers at Our Next Shows
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Card House Society — Hollywood Hills Gymnasium Card Show (Nov 22)
- Sunday, November 22, 2026 · 12:00 PM – 6:00 PM
- Hollywood Hills High School Gymnasium · 5400 Stirling Rd, Hollywood, FL 33021
- Free entry · Free parking
If you want to sell Pokémon cards in Miami without mailing them to a stranger or fielding lowball DMs, bring them to a card show. Card House Society's next one is the Sunday, November 22, 2026 flagship in Hollywood (105 vendor tables), followed by Miami shows Nov 29 and Dec 13 at Beat Culture Brewery and Dec 20 and Jan 24 at Rolling Waves in Doral. 12 PM to 6 PM, free entry, free parking.
Multiple vendors buy Pokémon, which means you can compare offers side by side in one afternoon. RSVP free and sort your cards before you come.
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Upcoming shows (all free entry)
Upcoming Card House Society shows — FREE entry at every one, 12–6 PM:
- Sun Nov 22, 2026 — FLAGSHIP: Hollywood Hills High School Gymnasium, 5400 Stirling Rd, Hollywood, FL 33021 · 105 vendor tables · free parking (show page)
- Sun Nov 29: Beat Culture Brewery, 7250 NW 11th St, Miami, FL 33126 (18 tables)
- Sun Dec 13: Beat Culture Brewery, Miami — holiday show (18 tables)
- Sun Dec 20: Rolling Waves Brewing & Distillery, 10400 NW 33rd St, Ste 150, Doral, FL 33172 (18 tables)
- Sun Jan 24, 2027: Rolling Waves Brewing & Distillery, Doral (18 tables)
Our Nov 8 Doral show sold out all 18 vendor tables. Free tickets: https://cardhousesociety.com/go/tickets?src=lp-sell-pokemon-cards-miami · Vendor tables: https://cardhousesociety.com/go/vendors?src=lp-sell-pokemon-cards-miami
Why sell at a show instead of online
Selling Pokémon cards online means fees, shipping, photographs, returns and waiting. Selling to a single local shop means one offer, take it or leave it.
A card show puts several buyers in the same room. On November 22 there are 105 vendor tables in Hollywood (18 at each brewery show), and a good share of the Pokémon vendors buy as well as sell. You walk your cards to two or three tables, get real numbers, and choose. Nobody is offended when you compare; that's how shows work.
You also get options a shop can't give you. Trade for cards you actually want. Take store credit at a better rate than cash. Sell your slabs to one vendor and your bulk to another. And if you'd rather not sell to a dealer at all, collectors trade at market value all day; the seating makes it easy to open a binder and let people come to you.
Next show: Sunday, November 22, 2026, 12 PM to 6 PM, Hollywood Hills High School Gymnasium, 5400 Stirling Rd, Hollywood, FL 33021. Full schedule above.
How to prep your Pokémon cards to sell
Vendors make faster and better offers when a collection is easy to evaluate. Before the show:
- Separate hits from bulk. Holos, ultra rares, alt arts, full arts, vintage holos and anything graded go in one stack. Commons, uncommons and reverse holos go in another.
- Sleeve and toploader every hit. A card with edge damage from being loose in a box is a cheaper card.
- Sort bulk by set. Vendors who buy bulk usually pay by the card or by the hundred; sorting lets them count fast.
- Check condition honestly. Whitening, scratches and creases lower value. Look at your cards under a light before you assume they're mint.
- Know your comps. Look up recent sold prices for your top ten cards. Vendors pay a percentage of market, and knowing the number makes the conversation quick.
- Bring your graded cards. Slabs are easiest to price and get the cleanest offers.
Bring a box you can carry comfortably; the walk from the free lot is short.
What to expect from offers
Be realistic and you'll leave happy. Vendors are running a business, so they pay a percentage of current market value, not full retail. That percentage tends to be higher for cards that move quickly (popular modern chase cards, clean vintage, graded cards) and lower for slow inventory.
Bulk is priced by volume, not by card. Don't expect big money for a box of commons, but do expect a vendor to take it off your hands if it's sorted.
A few things that help you get more:
- Get more than one offer. Always.
- Ask about trade value or store credit; both are usually higher than cash.
- Sell your best cards individually rather than as a lot if you can.
- Come earlier in the day, when vendors have more cash and more table space to work with.
If you're bringing a large collection and want a heads-up on which vendors are buying, message @cardhousesociety before the show.
Getting to the shows (Hollywood, Miami, Doral)
Three venues, all with free entry and free parking:
- Nov 22 (flagship): Hollywood Hills High School Gymnasium, 5400 Stirling Rd, Hollywood, FL 33021 — just off I-95 and Florida's Turnpike at Stirling Rd; about 25–30 minutes from Miami and 15 from Fort Lauderdale. Directions
- Nov 29 & Dec 13: Beat Culture Brewery, 7250 NW 11th St, Miami, FL 33126 — near Miami International Airport, off SR-836 at NW 72nd Ave. Directions
- Dec 20 & Jan 24: Rolling Waves Brewing & Distillery, 10400 NW 33rd St, Ste 150, Doral, FL 33172 — near NW 107th Ave in Doral, minutes from SR-836 and the Turnpike. Directions
Every show runs 12 PM to 6 PM on a Sunday. All ages welcome; brewery shows serve craft beer to 21+. Grab a free ticket so we know you're coming.
Questions? Talk to us directly
Fastest way to grab a vendor table or confirm your free tickets for any upcoming show — next up is the Sunday, November 22 flagship in Hollywood:
WhatsApp (954) 907-2386
📞 Call or text: (954) 907-2386
✉️ cardhousesociety@gmail.com
Free tickets: cardhousesociety.com/FreeTickets · Vendor tables (brewery shows $99.99, table + chair provided; Hollywood from $85 early-bird): cardhousesociety.com/Vendors
Selling a lot? Consider a table
If you're moving a big collection, a vendor table can beat selling to a dealer. You keep the full sale price instead of a dealer's percentage, and you're in front of a full day of buyers.
Brewery-show tables are $99.99 with a table and chair provided. Eighteen spots per brewery show (105 at the Nov 22 Hollywood flagship, from $85 early-bird), picked on the live floor plan at /Vendors. Tap a table and check out. Plenty of first-time vendors at our shows are collectors clearing a personal collection.
Card House Society has 5,800+ followers on @cardhousesociety, and one of our earlier shows was a collaboration with Toyota of Hollywood (see the gallery). Sponsors: /Sponsors. Contact: cardhousesociety@gmail.com, (954) 907-2386, or WhatsApp.
Related: Pokémon card show Miami, card show Miami, South Florida card show hub.
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