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Originally Posted by bnorth
You can have 1 eBay listing that, as an example you can sell an entire set in. With in the listing there is a drop down with each card priced separately.
I rarely buy from them because most sellers do not have pics of each card listed.
This is an example. https://www.ebay.com/itm/1974-Topps-...AooqPpt6gZfC4A |
Ahh, I understand now. As a set builder, I like those types of listings. I've seen it done 3 ways:
1) One listing, pick any 10 (or 20, 50, etc) cards from the same set (a list to choose from) for one set price.
2) One listing, pick individual cards from the same set with each card priced individually (as in Ben's example).
3) One listing, same year/player lots, several of the same card to choose from. May be priced differently based on condition. Dean's does this a lot. I can search by a year, player and condition and usually have several of the same card to choose from within the same listing. Dean's scans each individual card so I can pick the best one from the listing.