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Mana Pool export guide

Export a Mana Pool CSV

Create a Mana Pool inventory CSV from an MTG singles batch. The file uses exact TCGplayer SKU IDs so condition and printing stay attached to the right quantity and price.

Check which cards can export

Use this export for raw Magic: The Gathering singles with an exact, resolvable TCGplayer SKU.

  • Confirm each card's set, number, finish, language, and condition.
  • Keep non-MTG cards, slabs, and lots out of the batch.
  • Review the quantity and price for every row.
  • Manual Blank listings cannot use this export because they have no catalog identity.

The Mana Pool destination appears for MTG batches. The export still checks every row and blocks unsupported or unresolved cards.

Use the exact TCGplayer SKU

The CSV column TCGplayer Id contains the condition-and-printing-specific TCGplayer SKU ID. A broader TCGplayer product ID cannot distinguish the copies you are listing.

Do not replace the SKU with a product ID. Both this Mana Pool CSV and the TCGplayer inventory CSV need exact SKU identity.

Card Throne Room uses an attached exact SKU or resolves it from the selected catalog card and variant. If it cannot resolve the SKU, correct the match or use the offered SKU Gaps report. Do not guess an ID.

Review the export price

The CSV uses the reviewed Card Lister row price and applies the active profile's Mana Pool minimum. If the row has no positive seller price, the builder can fall back to its attached market price. The export never goes below $0.01.

Open Configuration > Pricing > Mana Pool for the marketplace's separate pricing rules and minimum. Check the final row price before exporting, especially when the market value is missing or estimated.

The CSV keeps the reviewed row price and applies the floor. It does not recalculate that row from the Mana Pool multiplier or advanced rules during the download. Direct Mana Pool template publishing uses its own Mana Pool pricing settings.

Download and upload the CSV

  1. Open your saved MTG singles batch in Card Lister.
  2. Confirm card identity, condition, finish, quantity, and price.
  3. Choose Export CSV > Mana Pool CSV.
  4. Review readiness and resolve missing SKU blockers.
  5. Download the file and upload it through Mana Pool's inventory import.
  6. Review Mana Pool's import result before accepting or relying on the new inventory.
The CSV action only downloads a file. It does not upload to Mana Pool, add Inventory Manager rows, or mark the batch listed. Direct Mana Pool publishing is a separate workflow.

Read the exported rows

ColumnValue
TCGplayer IdExact TCGplayer SKU ID.
Total QuantityThe combined quantity for that SKU.
My Store PriceThe reviewed price with the Mana Pool floor applied.

Rows with the same exact SKU and price combine into one row with their quantities added. If the same SKU has different proposed prices, export stops so you can choose the intended price.

Fix export blockers

  • For a missing SKU, return to Match and confirm the exact card, condition, finish, and language. Report the gap if the export offers that action.
  • For a price conflict, use one intended price for all copies sharing that SKU.
  • For an unexpected quantity, check how many batch rows share the SKU.
  • For a $0.01 result, set the seller price and check the Mana Pool minimum before exporting again.
  • For a slab, lot, or non-MTG card, choose a supported output such as the appropriate eBay flow.