Live auctions · Mexico
Auction your cards live, for what they're worth
A live auction marketplace for sports, Pokémon and TCG cards. Every card shows its real recent sales underneath, so nobody bids blind.
How it works
If you're here to buy
- Join a live auction. You see the card on camera and who's winning.
- Under every card are its recent real sales, with date and amount. You bid knowing what has been paid.
- If you win, you pay in pesos and it ships to your address in Mexico.
If you're here to sell
- Capture your cards: type the title or scan the slab's certificate number.
- Each card tells you what to open at and what's left after commission and withholdings.
- Go live, auction them, get paid. The fee drops on expensive lots.
Live Breaks
Buy your spot, the box is opened live, and the draw is committed before the wheel spins. Anyone can verify it afterwards.
Live BreaksFeatured
2003 Topps Chrome LeBron James Rookie #111
2018 Panini Prizm Luka Dončić RC
1996 Topps Chrome Kobe Bryant Rookie
Michael Jordan Signed Bulls Jersey (PSA/DNA)
1952 Topps Mickey Mantle #2
2011 Bowman Chrome Mike Trout RC
Babe Ruth Signed Baseball (PSA/DNA)
2000 Playoff Contenders Tom Brady RC
Sealed Boxes
2024 Panini Donruss Optic Football Blaster Box
2025 Bowman University Chrome Football Blaster Box
2025 Panini Donruss Optic Football Blaster Box
2025 Panini Donruss Optic Football Mega Box
Why bidsmx
Nobody bids blind
Every card shows its recent real sales underneath, with date and amount, plus the median of those sales. Not a catalog price: what has actually been paid.
You keep 90%
A 10% fee on every sale, whatever the price, against the 17% other platforms charge. On a $10,000 lot you pay $1,000 instead of $1,700.
The draw can be verified
In a break the result is committed before the wheel spins, with a cryptographic commitment. Anyone can check afterwards that it didn't move.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I sell collectible cards in Mexico?
On bidsmx you can auction your cards live or sell them at a fixed price. It is built for Mexico: prices and payments are in pesos and shipping is domestic. Sports cards, Pokémon and other trading card games are accepted, graded or raw.
What commission does bidsmx charge?
10% of every sale, whatever the price: you keep 90%. A $1,000 sale pays $100; a $10,000 sale pays $1,000. The fee already includes what the regulated financial institution (a SOFIPO) that moves the money charges, and for now there are no tax deductions.
How do I know what my card is worth?
Every identified card shows its last five real sales with date and amount, plus the median of those sales. If there aren't enough sales to support a number, none is shown: better to say nothing than to give a price nobody backs.
What is a card break and how does it work?
Several people buy a spot in a sealed box. The box is opened live and the cards are split among the spots according to the format: by team, by division, or at random. Each person receives the cards that fell to their spot and they are shipped out.
How do I know a break's draw isn't rigged?
The result is computed and committed before the wheel starts spinning, and its cryptographic hash is shown on screen. When it ends the seed is published, and anyone can recompute the draw and check that it matches. The animation replays a result that already existed; it does not decide it.
Do I need a Mexican tax ID (RFC) to sell?
Not to start selling: for now bidsmx takes no tax deductions from your sales, with or without an RFC. What you report to the SAT is up to you; if you sell often, talk it over with an accountant.
How is this different from selling on eBay?
The buyer is in Mexico. A card is not worth here what it is worth in the United States: there are import duties, international shipping, and a different buyer base. Selling locally avoids all of that, and you get paid in pesos.