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The easiest way is to list them as a single lot with a few pictures of the better/SP cards. I would recommend listing all the card #'s. To make it easier as I am sure you have a lot of consecutive. Example 1-12, 16, 22, 24-45, 67, 70-105, ect.. As far as price you could either list then for what you want in the BST section or put them in the auction section and start them at the least you would take. Doing this will not get you what you got into them because it is almost always cheaper to buy a large lot than put that lot together with small purchases. Good Luck.
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