I would recommend sorting by condition first, before sorting by set. The reason is because it allows you to get your Near Mint cards to market sooner than your lower condition cards. If you're a high volume store, it's likely that you receive new inventory on a regular basis. And if you're limited on time, it's beneficial to be able to set aside any lower condition listings you may have already been working on in favor of sorting out and listing the Near Mint cards in the newly arrived inventory. As Near Mint cards sell substantially faster than lower condition cards, this can really make a difference if you ever fall a bit behind and your listing backlog starts to pile up. Hope this helps! Good luck! P.S. - I applaud your business name and wish I'd thought of it first.
@@playerpaper I agree only for the point of listing. But even then, depending on what you’re using to list (I.e. quick list, card dealer pro, etc…) you’re more then likely going to list cards in set first. Sticking to a set by set listing procedure to ensure accuracy. 😉 Thank you! My wife receives all the credit here as Card Daddy has weird implications!
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interesting sorting way. I usually just separate my collections into v card, ex card, ar card, full art card, and vintage cards.
I would recommend sorting by condition first, before sorting by set. The reason is because it allows you to get your Near Mint cards to market sooner than your lower condition cards. If you're a high volume store, it's likely that you receive new inventory on a regular basis. And if you're limited on time, it's beneficial to be able to set aside any lower condition listings you may have already been working on in favor of sorting out and listing the Near Mint cards in the newly arrived inventory. As Near Mint cards sell substantially faster than lower condition cards, this can really make a difference if you ever fall a bit behind and your listing backlog starts to pile up. Hope this helps! Good luck!
P.S. - I applaud your business name and wish I'd thought of it first.
@@playerpaper I agree only for the point of listing. But even then, depending on what you’re using to list (I.e. quick list, card dealer pro, etc…) you’re more then likely going to list cards in set first. Sticking to a set by set listing procedure to ensure accuracy.
😉 Thank you! My wife receives all the credit here as Card Daddy has weird implications!
@@TheCardFatherTCG Haha good looking out, Fairy CardMother! 👏
Of course I have been doing it wrong that is why I entrusted my cards to you! haha
I like it will try it out thank you 🔥🔥💯
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