How to sell Star Wars: Unlimited cards online: channels, listings and a fast workflow

Where to sell the cards

• Cardmarket. The usual singles marketplace for buyers in Europe. Listing card by card works for small volumes; bulk uploads need a commercial seller account and usually go through a TCGPowerTools CSV import.
• eBay. Worldwide reach and buyers who search by name and set. Title, item specifics and photos decide whether you are found.
• Your own Shopify store. Your brand and your customer list. You bring the traffic yourself, so it works best alongside a marketplace.

What a listing needs

• Name and subtitle. Darth Vader alone has many versions, and only the subtitle tells them apart. See how to tell which version and printing you have.
• Set, number and kind of print. Standard, Hyperspace, Prestige, Showcase and promos have their own numbers and their own prices.
• The finish. On the older sets foil shares the number with the normal card, so say it in the listing. See foil and Serialized cards.
• The language. The game is printed in English, German, French, Italian and Spanish, and a buyer should get the language you described.
• An honest condition and a clear photo. For a translated card on eBay this has to be your own photo: the stock images in those languages are mostly too small for eBay.

A fast workflow with NeoSatoshi

1. In step 1 of Listing Cards choose Star Wars: Unlimited. A batch is always one game.
2. Upload one card per photo or scan, or let the watched scan folder pick up what your document scanner saves.
3. Check the table. Where only the name could be read, pick the version; where the printing is not proven, pick the printing. Until then such a row has no price.
4. Switch your foil copies on the older sets, set the condition, and type the price of any Serialized Prestige.
5. Set your prices from Cardmarket, TCGplayer or eBay with a markup, a minimum price and rounding. Then list on eBay or Shopify, or download the eBay, Shopify, TCGPowerTools or custom export.

The Star Wars: Unlimited listing software page gives an overview. For the Cardmarket route see the Cardmarket listing workflow.

What NeoSatoshi does and does not do

• It identifies the card and adds market prices. It does not judge condition and does not check authenticity.
• It needs one card per photo or scan for this game. Several cards in one photo are not detected.
• Cardmarket and TCGplayer prices come per printing and finish. The eBay median comes mainly from eBay.com with thin coverage, and promos and Serialized copies get none.
• On a graded slab from PSA, BGS or CGC it reads company, grade and cert number off the label; it never estimates a grade. A slab lying sideways is not read, so you enter company and grade yourself.
• It reaches Cardmarket through the TCGPowerTools CSV; there is no direct Cardmarket upload. Direct listing on eBay and Shopify needs the Business plan or higher, the CSV exports are available on every plan.
• On EU eBay sites the game has no default responsible person for GPSR. The settings offer suggestions, which you check and save yourself; until then listings name only the manufacturer, Fantasy Flight Games.
• NeoSatoshi is an independent tool. Star Wars: Unlimited is a trademark of Lucasfilm Ltd. and Fantasy Flight Games, and NeoSatoshi is not affiliated with or endorsed by them.

Frequently asked questions

Which languages does NeoSatoshi recognise for this game?

English, German, French, Italian and Spanish. The language can be changed per card in the review table.

Can I photograph several cards at once?

No. This game needs one card per photo or scan. A document scanner with the watched scan folder makes this quick.

Does NeoSatoshi grade the condition of my cards?

No. Detection identifies the card, never the condition. Every card starts as Near Mint and you set the real condition per row or with Bulk Edit.

Do I need a paid plan?

Not to start. Everyone gets 10 free card scans per day, and the TCGPowerTools, eBay, Shopify and custom exports are available on every plan. Direct listing on eBay and Shopify and the daily price sync need the Business plan or higher.