I'm not trading actively since a couple of years and I have a relevant lot of cards (1000+) that I'm willing to trade for games or keys or what is used now as currency.
Can anybody give me an advice on how to do it massively and with somewhat little effort?
I'm not willing to go to the market for each and any of them, it's just too time costly.
Is there any mechanism (trader, bot, etc) that permits massive card trade?
I understand that in this situation the return for me could be lower than in the market.
Any suggestion is very much welcome. :)

edit: trade post created here

disclaimer: this is not a trade post

8 years ago*

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Find someone who trades them in bulk (hi there!), then negotiate.
And no, you can throw everything into one trade.

8 years ago
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hey there. Can i add you? Trading purposes..

8 years ago
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Sure. Trade link is also on my profile (FYI).

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added :)

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Waiting for input.

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A few questions before I can give advice.

Are you willing to overpay?

Do you have Steam auth enabled?

Do you have any games in mind that you want to trade with those cards?

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I'm willing to have a nice deal for both parts:)
Not sure what you mean with steam auth.
Maybe 2-3 games, the rest would be currency. I say so, because I estimate the mean value of a card between 0,1$ and 0,05$, which makes 1000+ cards worth between 100$ and 50$. Not sure my formula is accurate. Advice welcome.

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You can download Steam Inventory Helper, a browser plugin, and then sell all of your cards at once in just a couple clicks. Sad news is you'd still have to individually click on each card in your phone to confirm it, so... shrug. Traders do trade for cards in bulk on the forum, so you should have no problem.

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Can you give a link for Inventory Helper?

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Thanks, will try it.

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My friend trading massive amounts of cards for keys http://steamcommunity.com/id/pandatelt/ try to add him and tell him what you need, maybe he will help you figure this out

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thanks, contacted

8 years ago
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You can also open a trade topic here, there are some of us who trade game keys for cards happily. Heck, my barter profile is now more or less set to that kind of trade exclusively.

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makes sense to open a trade topic in the trade section, but before I'd like to estimate a target value for the bulk of my cards. maybe something between 100$ and 50$?

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i didn't know that page, thanks for the info. it says for me $115.03. more than i thought, but of course that's a marginal figure.

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trade post open. no idea what barter is, checking now.

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6 complete packs of cards = 1 CS:GO Key

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what about uncomplete and random sets?

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that will be up to the guy who's buying the cards

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You can go to the Trade Section. And no i dont say this to post trades, i say it so you can look at prices and get yourself familiar. People who constantly trade there have ideas of prices so you can see which games how many cards and how it works. Can take from 30 mins to few hours depending on how much research you want to do.

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steam.tools/itemvalue/ check value here
edit: nvm I'm late :O

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Closed 2 years ago by andreadandrea.