I started selling Magic cards a couple of months ago and you really put things into perspective for me when selling bulk. I was feeling a bit doubtful about selling bulk but after watching this it’s made me feel a lot better about doing it. $137 for 2+ hours worth of work is a lot more than what I’m getting paid for 2 hours at my regular job and I work hard. Why not work hard for myself for a couple of hours a day and make quadruple the amount I get in a full days worth of work at a job that can replace me in a second. Now, obviously each day is going to be different and the TCG market is very volatile but can’t beat working for yourself. It’s all about mindset and how much work you’re willing to put into yourself. Thank you for this video.

Great video! Just got my level 3 on TCG Player. 5,000 listed with two monster boxes to go. Pulling for sales is the fun part of selling on TCG Player. Keep it up!

Impressive you were able to pick all those cards in 49 mins. I only sell ultra rare or better and have two BCW card sorting trays, if you have a good organization system it can literally take seconds to fill orders. For me all the work is done up front with the initial sort. Great content as always.

Using a jumbo card to see what card to pull next on the spreadsheet = Genius

Really appreciate you sharing the process Nick!

This is an extremely informative video, thank you for making this.

Good video! Alot of new sellers don't realize how much work goes into it and how valuable the prep work is.

We need to get more of those Nick time lapse videos

Thanks for this! Great seeing the profit on the time invested. What pricing are you using on TCGPlayer? Low, Market, something else? Do you have a minimum price set?

Great seeing your process! Need to get some higher tables, might save your back in the long-run! Great video

I was falling asleep listening to this, I swear I thought I was listening to Ernie on Sesame Street!

wow first taking all the cards from all orders combined and then separating the cards for the orders is a really great tip. I have a store with 200,000 cards and I only process 120-150 per hour. I'll try it immediately starting this week.

Dividers in top loaders is so genius...thank you for saving my sanity going forward!!!!

great video! would be great to also see a similar video for the hit cards half of the work -- what time/organization it takes to open, list, and ship the non-bulk and total time overall when handling a new set release

whoa what production on the timelapse haha great video!

Appreciate the shout. I think "pokenomics patreon" was said 5 times in 50 seconds 😆 thanks again for coming on and great presentation as well as great video here

Always wondered about this! Appreciate the insight of a successful seller

Any advice on getting approved for direct? The $600 per week requirement is what’s getting me rejected when I apply? I find it hard to reach right now with bulk without actually being in the direct program to get the volume.

Sweeeet, daily uploads starting today? Great video

I have a similar amount of bulk, and afraid to list them in fear of getting eaten alive by TCGplayer fees + cost of shipping materials. What's your pricing strategy (card price and shipping price)? Also, why do you only sell bulk on TCGplayer? Why not list everything there?

Great video, keep up the grind

I said this before but daaaaaaaaaaaamn I would never want to do this kinda thing, even leaving aside the fact that it'll probably take me hours and hours, props! That said I'd be down for a full real time 3 hours video, seems intresting to put on the second monitor while I play a game or something on the primary one haha

Hey old skool I bought 3 neo genesis holo starters off you on EBay and I’ve also bought from your whatnot stream. You are one of the best big sellers in the hobby 🙏🏻

curious what's the lowest you price a bulk card? .01? .010? .20?

I would definitely invest in a electric desk to raise it up. Your back is going to thank you down the line. IKEA

Why do you print out shipping labels instead of printing shipping on the envelopes, that would save an extra step and a penny an order.

And I don’t think I’ve ever seen a cleaner or more organized workspace when it comes to this kind of volume

Old school BABY!!!

Pretty good. I dont know why people talk down about selling bulk.

When shipping bulk in PWE how many cards can you typically ship with one stamp? I just started selling on TCG and have gotten a couple orders for like 10-15 cards and wasn't sure if I need 1 or 2 stamps.

Hello, I have a quick question. How can I profit off of bulk if I get large orders? For example, I sell 150 bulk (SWSH ERA) for $0.01-$0.02 each. That’s about $1.50-$3.00. But, the cost of postage and materials would make me lose money. How do I solve this issue?

Such a sick video. What were those cards that you sold 100 of? That’s crazy!

Not looking forward to this I own a lgs in port Huron and we have been saving our bulk for 5+ years and just putting it in the back room and we just got a roka sorter so this will be fun

Solid content ty

Great info!

👀 might have to hit you up for that DP/plat era stuff then!

How long did it take you to organize by set, and then alphabetically within the set? Guessing that is a mountain of work just to get to startup mode. Not sure you are accounting for that in your per hour profit costs ....

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still need to calculate the time to store the cards into your inventory and cost to buy the cards you sold?? This is completely inaccurate

How many cards can you put in pwe? Looked like you had 10+ in that sleeve.

Why is Kermit selling Pokémon cards?

Where can I get those cardboard storage boxes you have???

Saved to watch later

How much time does it take you to list a single card?