Turn on the games you sell. Each one comes with its own catalogue and its own prices.
Reverse holos, stamped promos and Poké Ball and Master Ball patterns are each their own stock line, never folded into the plain card, and a reverse holo is priced from Cardmarket's reverse holo price. Pokémon is also the game TCGrail recognises straight from a photo or a scan.
Foil and Enchanted copies sit apart from the plain card, each at its own Cardmarket price, so a foil never goes out at the non-foil price. Rarity shorthand such as SR for Super rare works when you paste a list.
Every paper set, with borderless, showcase and extended-art printings kept as the separate cards they are, each at its own Cardmarket price. Older sets are grouped by block, so a binder of Mirage or Kamigawa is quick to find.
Alternate arts and signature cards are told apart by the code printed on them, so each stays its own stock line at its own Cardmarket price. Type holo or foil, the way you would for Pokémon, and the foil printing is found.
Cards are matched by the code printed on them, like OP01-001, and every parallel of that code, the alt arts sellers call AA, is kept apart in Bandai's own order and priced as the separate Cardmarket product it is.
Rare Art, Secret, Mythos, Legendary and Gold printings are each their own stock line. Allegro listings name Cicaboom, not Bandai, as the publisher.
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