Bulk card lots

Turn a stack into one eBay lot.

Build a team lot, player lot, or set starter. MyCardFlow assembles the photo grid and drafts a title and card-by-card description. You review the lot and choose one price.

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10 free scans to start. Earn 20 more when you connect eBay and 20 when your first listing goes live. No credit card required.

Aaron Judge Topps Chrome card in example Yankees team lot — A New York Yankees Topps Chrome lot, built from real scans. One clear theme. One price for the whole group.

Gerrit Cole Topps Chrome card in example Yankees team lot — A New York Yankees Topps Chrome lot, built from real scans. One clear theme. One price for the whole group.

✓ Phone photos or scanner images✓ Review before you publish✓ No MyCardFlow sales commission

The Yankees lot

Eight cards. One complete listing.

Choose Bulk Lot to sell this group together. The same eight cards shown above belong in the photos and description, with one asking price for the entire lot.

Example title

New York Yankees Topps Chrome 8-Card Lot Judge Cole Stanton Bellinger

Example description

You receive all eight cards pictured: Aaron Judge, Gerrit Cole, Giancarlo Stanton, Cody Bellinger, Ben Rice, Max Fried, Trent Grisham and Paul Goldschmidt. This listing is for the complete lot.

Example copy based on the pictured scans. Review the year, card numbers, parallels and condition before publishing. Set one price for all eight cards.

The photo

The part everyone hates, done first.

A lot listing lives or dies on one image, and laying out forty cards by hand in a photo editor is the reason most lots are a blurry pile on a kitchen table. Each card is detected, cropped and straightened, then tiled into a grid at a resolution that survives eBay's zoom.

Crooked scans

Cards are found and squared up individually, so a stack fed in at an angle still tiles cleanly.

Big lots

Past a certain size the grid gets denser and switches to fronts only, so a 250-card lot still produces a usable image.

Phone or scanner

Both work. Fronts-only is offered up front, because for a big lot that is half the shots.

The description

Every card named, because that is what buyers search.

The cards were identified on the way in, so the description can list them individually rather than saying "40 assorted cards". A buyer scanning for one name finds it, and you never type a checklist.

The title

The names that sell go first.

Eighty characters cannot hold forty players, so the ones that drive demand lead the title, and the strongest cards lead the first page of the grid photo. That ordering is judged per card as it is identified, not left to whatever order the stack happened to be in.

YOUR CARDS. YOUR BUSINESS.

You review it.
You choose what goes live.

Your own eBay storeConnect through eBay’s official sign-in. We never see your eBay password.

You keep controlEdit the title, details, and price before publishing.

Your sales stay yoursNo MyCardFlow commission. Normal eBay selling fees still apply.

BEFORE YOUR FIRST LISTING

A few good questions.

Read the step-by-step guide ↗

How many cards can go in one lot?

There is no hard cap on a lot the way there is on a You-Pick. Large stacks switch to a denser fronts-only grid so the photo stays readable, and very large lots are usually better split by team, set or year because that makes each title more searchable.

What if my scans are crooked or on a dark background?

Each card is detected within the scan and straightened before it is tiled. The background is matted out, so a stack shot on a table does not put a table in your listing photo.

Can I change the title and description?

Yes. Both are generated as a starting point and both are editable before you publish. Nothing goes to eBay until you click publish.

Should my good cards go in a lot?

Choose based on demand for the individual card, the appeal of the group, condition, preparation time and selling costs. A strong card can belong in a coherent lot. Use Singles when its own title and detailed photos better serve the buyer; use You-Pick when buyers should choose cards separately.

KEEP EXPLORING

Get your next listing right.

The full method, including which cards belong in a lot, how to price per card from sold lots, and the shipping maths to do before you set the price.

Read: How to sell bulk card lots on eBay ↗

If buyers should choose individual cards instead of purchasing the whole lot, explore our You-Pick listing tools.

Find the format that fits your cards.

Single cards ↗Bulk lots ↗You-Pick listings ↗TCG cards ↗

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