Pikachusday

Lots open one at a time in the running order. Joining covers this exact run, including lots added later. Registration does not place a bid or authorise automatic bidding.

Pikachusday: rules for outside sellers What sellers can submit: graded and raw (ungraded) Pokémon cards. One card per lot. Ungraded cards are welcome from all approved sellers, including outside sellers, and must be clearly described as raw (ungraded) on the lot. What the organiser reviews: that the photos and description are clear and match the exact card; that its condition is described accurately; that the card fits the Pikachusday theme; and that the price unit matches the catalogue. For graded cards, the grading company, grade and certificate number must be stated and visible in the photos. For raw (ungraded) cards, provide clear front and back photos and disclose visible wear, damage or other defects; professional grading and a certificate number are not required. One price unit: every lot in this catalogue uses the same price unit (currency). The first lot in the catalogue sets it. Fees: the organiser charges 16 credits per lot submitted to this catalogue. This is added to the seller's SIBIDZ platform publication fee (24 credits at the time of writing; see sibidz.io/prices before submitting), and the seller pays both. Both are charged when your submission enters review, and neither is refunded if the lot is rejected or its review times out. Lots added by the organiser itself pay no organiser fee. Payment: the buyer pays the seller directly, using the payment method stated on the seller's lot. SIBIDZ and the organiser do not hold or check payments. Dates (UK time): - Submit by Monday 9 November 2026. - Submissions close on Wednesday 11 November 2026 at 20:00 UK time. - The organiser aims to decide on each submission within 48 hours. A submission with no decision by 48 hours after it was made, or by the close if sooner, is rejected automatically. - Up to 12 lots in total, and at most 6 waiting for review at any one time. The sale: Tuesday 17 November 2026 at 20:00 UK time. Lots run one after another, live, each with a 3-minute bidding window. A bid in the last 60 seconds adds 30 seconds. The organiser sets the running order. Before the sale: buyers can set a maximum bid on accepted lots before the sale starts. Once any maximum bid exists on a lot, its listing can no longer be edited, so finalise your listing before you submit. Sellers must be approved SIBIDZ sellers who have accepted the current SIBIDZ agreement.