Selling Pokémon Cards in Florida

We are a traveling card-show vendor, not a strip-mall shop — which means we are probably closer to you than a store is. Gulf coast and Atlantic coast, most weekends, cash at the table. And if you are nowhere near a show, mail it in on exactly the same terms.

See where we’ll be next Get a quote before you come

Where we actually set up

These are real, recurring booths — not a list of cities we picked off a map. Dates rotate; the events calendar is always current.

AreaShowVenue
Southwest FloridaFlorida Regional Card ExpoCaloosa Sound Convention Center, Fort Myers
Southwest FloridaSWFL Super Card ShowLee Civic Center, North Fort Myers
Southwest FloridaPokekonDoubleTree at Bell Tower Shops, Fort Myers
Southwest FloridaNaples Card ShowThe White Rose, Naples
Treasure CoastStuart Card ShowThe Flagler, Stuart
Palm Beach CountyPGA Card ShowPalm Beach Gardens
Palm Beach CountyDelray Card ShowDelray Beach
Broward CountyCardichuD1, Pompano Beach
Broward CountyCard Party & The Hobby Card ShowBroward County Convention Center, Fort Lauderdale

We also vend larger multi-state conventions — Collect-A-Con, Tampa, Orlando and Lakeland shows among them. If you are traveling to a big Florida show, check the calendar before you assume we are not there.

Selling at a booth vs. mailing it in

Both get you the same published rates. They suit different situations.

At the booth

Fastest route: you hand the cards over, we go through them in front of you, you get paid before you leave. Best for anything where you want to see the process, and for lots big enough that you would rather not put them in the post at all. Message ahead for large collections so we bring enough cash and clear the time.

By mail

Best when there is no show near you, or the timing does not work. Quote first, ship second — we confirm the offer before anything leaves your house. Follow the packing guide and payment goes out the day we finish the lot. We buy from all fifty states, not just Florida.

Why sell to a local vendor at all?

Selling card by card on a marketplace will, on paper, beat a dealer offer. It should — you are doing the work. What that route actually costs you is roughly 13% in marketplace fees, the postage and packing on every single sale, the time to list and photograph everything, and the risk on every claim and return. On a 900-card collection that is weeks of evenings.

A dealer offer is one transaction, one payment, zero fees, zero shipping on your side, and no returns. Our rate ladder is published so you can do that comparison honestly rather than guessing at it. If the answer for your particular collection is “sell it yourself,” we will tell you that too.

The specific advantage of a local vendor over a mail-in national buyer is simple: you can put the cards on the table, watch them being valued, ask why, and take cash the same day. Nobody is holding your collection three states away while you wait for a revised offer.

Local selling questions

Do you have a storefront I can walk into? +
No, and we would rather say that plainly than imply otherwise. Sake Kitty Cards is a booth-and-mail operation: we vend card shows across Florida most weekends, we ship nationwide, and we run online. The events page lists exactly where we will be and when.
Can I sell cards to you at a show? +
Yes, that is most of what we do at a booth. Bring the cards, we look through them there, and you walk away paid the same day. For large collections it helps to message ahead so we bring enough cash and set aside the time.
Which part of Florida are you actually in? +
Both coasts, genuinely. Gulf side we are regularly in Fort Myers, North Fort Myers and Naples. Treasure Coast we are at the Stuart show most months. Atlantic side we are at Delray Beach, Palm Beach Gardens, Pompano Beach and Fort Lauderdale. We also do larger national conventions.
I am in Florida but nowhere near a show. What then? +
Mail it in, exactly like an out-of-state seller would. Same rates, same process, same-day payment. Being local is convenient, not required.
Do you buy at shows you are not vending? +
Sometimes. If you are bringing something significant to a Florida show we are attending, message ahead and we will find you.
What should I bring to a booth to sell? +
The cards, sleeved or in a binder so we can go through them without damaging anything, and an idea of what you want for them. Cert numbers for slabs speed things up. If it is a big lot, message first so we are ready for it.

Find us in person

Booths on both coasts, most weekends. Bring the cards, leave with cash.

Check the show calendar Quote it before you drive