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The questions that come before listing.
Selling cards means deciding constantly: single or bulk, machine or phone, which tool for which step. These are the answers we would give ourselves, including where they argue against us.
- Importing a CSV into TCG PowerToolsThe route through the interface, the mandatory fields, and the two whose absence quietly turns every row wrong.
- Listing bulk on CardmarketThe four routes in PowerTools, which suits which stack, and the step where most of the time is lost.
- Is a card scanner worth it?Sorting machine, your own device, or typing: what a machine solves and what is still left afterwards.
- When is a single listing worth it?The threshold depends on your fee, your shipping and your effort. Here is the calculation, not the number.
- What does TCG PowerTools cost?How the cost is structured, which part of your work requires it, and what falls to us instead.
- Listing cards on Cardmarket in bulk quantitiesThe three routes for large quantities, what the built-in bulk listing page handles, and why the API is not an option.
- Selling Yu-Gi-Oh on CardmarketCard code, first edition, rarity, language: how to recognise the right version, and the route for large stacks.
- TCG PowerTools explained in plain termsThe knowledge base, summarised: the four listing routes, pricing, and the limits of the free version.
- Finding the right card versionSet, number, stamps, finish, language, artwork: the six spots where the version is decided.
- Grading card condition correctlyThe scale from Mint to Poor, the rules that reliably downgrade, and why condition belongs in the data.
- Selling cards on CardmarketSeller account, listing, price, shipping: the overview for getting started, and when the bulk route pays off.
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