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Review printing, condition, quantity and deck reservations before sending collection cards to a marketplace.
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Open More collection actions and choose Mana Pool selling. Use your own Mana Pool account credentials in the connection flow. Seller setup and eligibility are managed by Mana Pool.
Keep tokens private. Price comparison and publishing a listing are separate actions; looking up a price does not put a card up for sale.
Select the cards and quantities you intend to sell. Check the physical location so you can find them.
Review printing, finish, language and condition, including special foil treatments. Resolve unsupported or ambiguous matches before proceeding.
Use market estimates as context, then review the listing price and available copies. Confirm your selection before the publishing action.
Cards assigned to decks are protected from being sold as available stock. Open Assign collection cards on the relevant deck to release or transfer the copies you intend to sell, then review the selling plan again.
An active listing claim can also lock the related inventory. Resolve the listing before trying to remove or repurpose those copies. This helps prevent the same card from being committed twice.
Review and manage marketplace listings and orders on Mana Pool. A prepared or published listing is not the same as a completed sale.
Llama Familiar does not automatically subtract a fulfilled order from your collection. After resolving the marketplace listing or claim, reconcile your inventory with the physical copies you still own.