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More cards. A better way to find your copy.

Search 1.7M+ card copies for sale in New Zealand. Choose the printing you want and compare sellers on one page, from Pokémon singles to the last card in your Magic deck.

Cards you can find on Fetch

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Cards for sale across Australia and New Zealand
2.8M+
Sellers across both marketplaces
2,300+
Cards sold a day across Australia and New Zealand
3,000+

Australia and New Zealand combined. Stock: September 2026; sales: 30-day average.

Find the card. Choose the copy.

Compare listing selection and the tools for finding your exact printing. Listing counts are a September 2026 snapshot, rounded down.

Trading-card listings
TradeMe

40,000+ listings1

Fetch in New Zealand

450,000+ NZ listings

Finding a printing
TradeMe

Game categories; new or used2

Fetch in New Zealand

Game, set, finish and condition filters

Comparing copies
TradeMe

Separate seller-written listings2

Fetch in New Zealand

Sellers' copies on one card page

Near Mint means more than new or used

Choose a cleaner binder card or a cheaper played copy for your deck. Fetch's five condition grades, set and finish filters help you find the version you want.

  • Search the card name or browse a set.
  • Choose Near Mint, Lightly Played, Moderately Played, Heavily Played or Damaged.
  • Compare available copies, seller ratings and postage.

Turn a shelf of singles into a managed inventory

Fetch Store OS connects stock intake, pricing and quantities with your till, website and buylist. Make inventory available to Fetch buyers, with orders and reporting in the same system.

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Keep your collection and your wish list together

  • Spend less time entering cards

    Scan supported cards in the Fetch app to add them to a collection, or add them from the website.

  • Know what's in the binder

    Record quantities and condition, track estimated value in NZD and separate what you own from what you still need.

  • Find the card you're waiting for

    Save it as Needed and switch on local listing alerts. Sellers can check that demand before putting a copy up for sale.

Questions about TradeMe and Fetch

Does Fetch have more trading-card listings than TradeMe?

The September 2026 snapshot showed 450,000+ Fetch NZ listings and 40,000+ in TradeMe's Trading Cards category, rounded down. These are listings, not individual cards or sales; a listing can contain several cards and category contents differ.

Where can I sell Pokémon cards in New Zealand?

List them on Fetch using the app scanner for supported Pokémon cards or the website. Choose condition, check local prices and set your asking price. Your copy appears with other copies of the same card.

Does TradeMe still charge a Success Fee?

TradeMe removed Success Fees for casual Marketplace sellers in March 2026. Ping transaction fees and qualifying buyer Service Fees still apply; in-trade sellers have separate fees.

Can I shop from New Zealand card stores on Fetch?

Yes. Local game stores sell alongside collectors. Compare their copies on card pages, or use the Store Finder to find sellers by location.

Can I keep a list of the cards I'm still chasing?

Yes. Mark a card Needed in your Fetch collection to add it to your Needed list and filter the marketplace to it. Turn on Needed alerts for local listings in the Fetch app to hear when a copy shows up.

Your next card is waiting in the catalogue

Browse New Zealand stock and choose the copy that fits your collection.

Sources and figures
  1. 1.TradeMe: Trading Cards category counts, checked September 2026.
  2. 2.TradeMe: trading-card category, checked September 2026.
  3. 3.TradeMe: Marketplace fees, checked September 2026.

Fetch figures: September 2026 snapshot, rounded down. Cards count individual copies; daily sales use the preceding 30-day average. Australia and New Zealand have separate domestic marketplaces.

Listing comparison: September 2026 snapshot of Fetch's active NZ listings and TradeMe's full Trading Cards category, rounded down. Listings can contain several cards and category contents differ. Counts describe selection, not sales.