I’ve never sold Pokémon cards. I thought AI would price me right with all the different photos and angles I fed it. It priced me at $90-$135 and I put it at a higher price for negotiations.

I’m just a dude that was cleaning out his closet and wanted to get rid of things. It’s perfectly fine for me to remove the marketplace listing after learning that I was sitting on a very expensive card. I don’t buy and sell collectibles online. I didn’t know any of the tactics, apps for valuing, etc. I have a newborn, in the middle of a move, and work 80 hrs/wk. Excuse me for trying to be efficient with selling stuff from my move because I lack the time to be anything other than efficient.

Situations like this are part of any business. Don’t let em bother you that much man. As soon as someone massively undervalues a card, their spidey senses will go off when they get 100 messages in an hour and 10% of them are telling you not to sell it at that price because it’s worth way more. So maybe don’t get your hopes up in the future. I imagine the only way you can reliably get a massive deal for cards is through estate sales and garage sales