Goldin

Goldin is the leading marketplace for trading cards, memorabilia, and collectibles, famous for its high-end auctions. Founded by Ken Goldin (star of Netflix's "King of Collectibles"), the platform facilitates the sale of multi-million dollar items. It has expanded to offer a "Marketplace" for more affordable items alongside its elite auctions.

Goldin authenticates and vaults items, providing trust for high-value transactions. It was acquired by Collectors (parent company of PSA), creating a seamless ecosystem for grading and selling. It is a legitimate, premium platform for serious investors in the collectibles asset class.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. specific seller fees?

Seller fees vary based on the value of the item. For high-value items, Goldin often waives the seller fee entirely and only charges the buyer a premium. For lower-value items, standard commission rates apply.

2. What is the Vault?

The Vault is a secure storage facility. You can ship your cards to the Goldin Vault for safekeeping. From there, you can choose to list them for auction instantly without having to ship them again.

3. How do I get paid?

Goldin processes payments to sellers via Direct Deposit (ACH), Wire Transfer, or Check. Payments are issued typically 30 days after the auction closes and the buyer has paid.

4. Can I sell ungarded cards?

Goldin focuses heavily on graded cards for maximum value. However, through their partnership with PSA, you can submit raw cards to Goldin, have them graded by PSA, and then immediately listed for auction in one seamless process.

5. Is it only for sports cards?

No, while sports cards are their bread and butter, Goldin also auctions comic books, video games, pop culture memorabilia, and historical documents. They handle any high-value collectible asset.