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Card Throne Room
Pokemon listing preparation

A Pokemon card scanner for reviewable eBay listings

Upload card photos to Card Lister, review the likely Pokemon catalog match and market context, then finish the condition, price, title, SKU, and listing details yourself. The goal is a safer starting row—not an automatic promise that every card or printing is correct.

Use the photo to start the catalog search

Card Throne analyzes the uploaded card image and uses printed and visual evidence to find likely catalog candidates. Card Lister saves the result in a batch so you can compare the suggested match, alternatives, photos, and listing fields before output.

Pokemon has many same-name reprints, foil families, stamped products, languages, promos, and artwork variations. A strong-looking result is still a review prompt. If the exact printed evidence is missing or ambiguous, leave the row for correction rather than treating the first result as certain.

Confirm the identity in a fixed order

  1. Card name: make sure the printed Pokemon or Trainer name agrees with the selected catalog row.
  2. Set and collector number: compare the footer, number, denominator, set symbol, or promo code that appears on the physical card.
  3. Language: keep English, Japanese, German, Korean, Simplified Chinese, and other supported catalog rows distinct.
  4. Printing or finish: confirm Normal, Holofoil, Reverse Holofoil, first-edition, stamped, pattern, or other special-print evidence when applicable.
  5. Images: use the original front and back photos to catch glare, cropping, or a visually similar sibling.
The catalog match identifies a product; it does not grade the physical copy. A seller still evaluates surface wear, corners, edges, centering, creases, and other condition evidence.

Set physical condition and final seller price separately

After the exact printing is selected, choose the real condition of the card you photographed. Market prices are context attached to the selected identity and condition where available. They are not a guaranteed sale price and do not replace your judgment about eye appeal, fees, shipping, competition, or inventory strategy.

Scanner or catalog evidenceSeller decision
Likely product and printingConfirm or replace the selected match
Condition-specific market context when availableAssign the physical condition and final price
Catalog image and uploaded photosChoose the listing photos and their order
Profile-based listing draftApprove title, SKU, quantity, category, and description

Finish the eBay listing after the match is settled

In List view, review the final title, Your Price, quantity, seller SKU, item specifics, description, policies, store category, and photo order. Run Check Readiness before choosing an output.

  • eBay CSV downloads listing data for your Seller Hub workflow. It does not publish to eBay.
  • Push to Inventory is a separate live eBay-and-inventory workflow for an eligible configured account and batch.

Support for an output depends on the selected workflow, exact batch rows, marketplace region, eBay connection, account entitlement, and current feature availability.

Try the Pokemon scanning workflow on Free

Free includes 100 scans per day plus card matching, market-price context, Card Search, and CSV listing preparation. Unlimited is $8.99 per month and removes the daily scan cap while adding entitled seller operations such as Inventory Manager and eBay tools.

Scan a Pokemon card into a reviewable batch

Start free, inspect the suggested identity, and keep the final listing decisions in your hands.

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