Harry Potter cards: live auctions and direct sale

Since the publication of J. K. Rowling's novels and the release of the films, the Harry Potter universe has inspired many collectibles: card games, collectible cards from the films, limited editions and licensed merchandise. The Harry Potter Trading Card Game, published by Wizards of the Coast in the early 2000s, is among the first card games of the franchise and remains sought after by collectors.

As the universe has been adapted by many publishers, two items showing the same character may have neither the same origin nor the same value. Before buying or selling, identify the publisher, the series or expansion, the language, the year and the number of the card or piece, and mention them in the listing. A seller presenting an officially licensed item can show its markings: do not hesitate to ask for them.

Condition is decisive. For a card, look at the corners, the edges, the surface and handling marks. For a collectible, check that the original box, the leaflet and the accessories are present, as well as any fading caused by light. On older items, a video lets you check these points better than a photo.

Sealed products call for caution. A booster, a set or a box whose packaging has been opened and closed again does not have the same value as a genuinely sealed product: look at the wrapping, the seals and the labels, and ask the seller to show them up close. During a live, the seller can also open a product on camera so that you see the pull in real time.

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