The listing says ¥15,999. Your door says £110.60.
Yenlens is a Chrome extension for buying Japanese Pokémon cards from Japan. Open a listing on Mercari, Buyee or four other Japanese sites and it tells you which card it is, then adds up the proxy fees, shipping and import charges you'll pay to get it home.
Add to Chrome Free. Works in Chrome and Edge.
Lugia, 30th Celebration 142/103
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It reads the listing for you
Japanese listings rarely say exactly which printing a card is. Yenlens reads the title and the seller's description, picks out the set, the number and the rarity, and checks them against 13,451 Japanese cards.
Title
ルギアLugia 30th MEGA拡張パック 30th CELEBRATIONSet: 30th Celebration キラHolo
Description
…カード番号 142/103Card number …
Lugia, M6A 142/103, Classic Collection
When it isn't sure, it says so and lets you pick the right card. Your pick helps the next person who opens that listing.
Where it works
- Mercari
- Buyee
- ZenMarket
- Yahoo! Auctions
- PayPay Flea Market
- Rakuma
What it counts
- United Kingdom
- Import VAT, and the fee Royal Mail, Parcelforce or a courier charges to collect it.
- United States
- Duty, including Buyee's prepaid rate, and courier fees when you pay on delivery.
- 13 EU countries
- VAT at your country's rate, the €3 duty, the EU handling fee and the post office's door fee.
- Everywhere
- Your proxy's fees and plan, shipping inside Japan when the seller doesn't cover it, and an estimate of international shipping.
What it doesn't do
- It doesn't buy or bid for you, and it doesn't need an account.
- It only reads the listing page you have open. It doesn't see your other tabs or your browsing.
- Its figures are estimates from published fee and tax rules, which we check by hand. Your proxy's quote is the final word on shipping.
- It doesn't tell you what a card is worth yet. It links to recent sales on eBay, PriceCharting, Mercari and SNKRDUNK so you can check.
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