Selling Football Cards on Vinted

Why use Vinted?

Vinted started as a platform for clothes, but it has become popular for trading cards in Europe and the UK. The big appeal is zero seller fees on item sales. Buyers pay a small protection fee, while sellers keep the full sale price (minus postage).

Setting up your listings

Use the Hobbies & Collectables category, then select Trading Cards.
Add clear photos of the card front and back.
Mention condition honestly – buyers expect transparency.
Use accurate titles: include year, brand, player, parallel, and RC if relevant.

Pricing on Vinted

Research sold prices on eBay first, then set Vinted slightly lower to attract buyers.
Vinted shoppers are used to bargains – price competitively.
Bundle discounts help shift multiple cards.

Payment and fees

Sellers pay no item fees.
Buyers cover a protection fee which insures the transaction.
Payments are held in escrow until the buyer confirms receipt.

Postage options

Buyers can choose a shipping method (e.g. Evri, Royal Mail, Yodel).
Use penny sleeve + top loader + team bag + rigid mailer for safety.
Add tracking info to reassure buyers.

Pros of selling on Vinted

No seller fees on sales.
Easy-to-use app interface.
Growing UK card audience, especially for low to mid-value singles.

Cons to be aware of

Lower visibility than eBay – fewer buyers overall.
Some categories (like mystery packs) are restricted.
Prices trend lower, so it may not suit high-end cards.

Tips for success

List regularly to stay visible.
Use hashtags and card-specific keywords in descriptions.
Respond quickly to offers – fast communication improves trust.
Keep packaging professional to encourage positive reviews.

Other niche platforms

Gumtree: local classifieds, no fees but less card traffic.
Instagram: informal auctions and sales via stories. Use only with trusted buyers.
Discord groups: niche communities with buy/sell channels.