Buy/Sell/Trade Forum

Hello all I am new to the site and has a question about listing things for sell/trade. I so far have been listing cards in subsets (such as 1989 Donruss The Rookies) as I have all of them and they are all for sale. How do you, or can you at all , list the entire set for sale as a whole instead of individual cards? Piecing it out would leave me with a lot of cards that will never sell and clutter up my house. Any help is appreciated. 

Welcome to the site.  On the Set page, go to "Collection Summary".  Then click on "Add/Update".  Once there, you have a drop down menu withmany options, one of them being "Move all cards in collection to For Sale/Trade list" Click on it, then a confirm window will appear (safety).  Click OK.  They will all turn green showing as For Sale / Trade.

The problem is not with listing them. I can do that through the way that you mentioned. The question is how do I let others know that I am trading/selling it as a set instead of piecing it out. Is that an option on this site?

Dave

I think the OP is asking how to list the entire set for trade not willing to break it up. I don't have the answer because I haven't tried to do that.

Under the set scroll down to unopened materials.  Add it there under factory set and add a note for hand collated 

Yes, rodine is correct. Use the unopened materials section instead of the individual cards drop down menu. You can find the unopened materials section when you click on a set's overview.

How useful!

I have some unopened packs of... can't remember what... 2005 maybe? on there. When I get to my junk flood zone 88-91 Fleer packs they will go in there too...

But you are saying, if I wanted to (I don't currently) sell my recently completed hand collated 1993 Topps baseball set, or a trader lot I'm not willing to break up, that's the way to do it... so long as I am clearly not misrepresenting the "unopenedness" by adding a note in comments?

As I recall, it is a pure text setup, yes? No pick lists like the standard collections everyone uses. Meaning no automation on card counts at trading... still acceptable and useful.