MintStack graded-card listing studio
See how one graded card moves from item evidence and auction terms to a buyer-facing listing, without changing its identity between screens.
Hub handoff
Seller choices connect to the hub path
A seller can see when an item should use hub intake, which proof is needed, how service lines affect proceeds, and what the buyer will see at pickup.
Route to a card check
Send the graded card to a hub flow with its slab, label, seal, and custody notes.
Open the card check.
Proof checklist
Match category-specific photos and facts before publish review.
Open item checks.
Proceeds impact
Review intake, packing, pickup, and event lines before the listing is promoted.
Open timing.
Event option
Move watched inventory into a local drop after proof and reserve settings are ready.
Open events.
Buyer release
Understand pickup windows, QR release, no-show handling, and report windows.
Open scheduler.
Seller follow-up
Dashboard tasks keep intake, proof repair, pickup pressure, and reports visible.
Open dashboard.
Seller proof fallback
Resume draft from a partial-proof state
If the card has unclear slab photos or needs clearer label, seal, or custody evidence, use the repair path to keep the listing in one draft flow.
Publish one consistent graded-card record
Use the Graded sky-dragon card to show how the same title, seller, auction terms, evidence, and handoff choices move into inventory and the buyer-facing listing.
Publish review
What the seller checks before publish
Each checkpoint links to the route that explains the decision, so the listing studio feels like a guided workspace instead of a dead end.
ProofGraded-card photosSlab condition, label area, security seal, surface, and custody record.
ShipPackage planLabel review, tracking, insurance, and packing notes.
HubHandoff optionCounter intake, pickup window, release note, and QR state.
ShelfSeller activityInventory queue, dashboard task, shelf preview, and fulfillment prep.
Proof prompts
Proof for the Graded sky-dragon card
These checks keep the current MintStack example exact while showing future partners where item evidence belongs in a production listing flow.
- Title: Graded sky-dragon card.
- Seller: MintStack | category: graded cards.
- Professionally slabbed.
- Clear case with minor edge wear documented.
- Slab photos stay attached to this exact card.
- Surface and case clarity are visible before bidding.
- The label area is photographed clearly.
- The security seal is part of the item record.
- $412 current bid | $400 reserve | $16 bid step.
- $520 instant buy while the auction is live.
- A custody record stays with the listing.
- Hub pickup or insured shipping, with packing photos before carrier handoff.
Draft Builder
- Seller drafts collect title, category, condition, quantity, SKU, description, tags, and item specifics.
- This graded-card example asks for slab condition, label and seal evidence, auction terms, custody, and handoff choices.
- Draft state should stay visible before publish, edit, pause, or route-to-hub actions.
Media Checklist
- Cover photo, slab details, condition photos, label and seal evidence, custody notes, and packaging views are tracked separately.
- High-value items can require hub intake or extra proof before ranking well.
- Buyers should see the proof that matters for the category near the price and handoff choice.
Pricing & Format
- This item uses a live auction with a $400 reserve, $16 bid step, and $520 instant-buy option.
- Price guidance should reference recent sales, saved-search demand, watchers, bid depth, and condition quality.
- Fee visibility should appear before publish so sellers understand expected proceeds.
Handoff & Returns
- This draft supports insured shipping or hub pickup, with packing notes, release details, and return settings.
- Large, fragile, or high-risk items can be routed to a hub before buyers see pickup options.
- Dimensions, weight, included accessories, and release notes reduce buyer confusion after checkout review.
Quality Prompts
- Prompts catch vague titles, missing proof, restricted terms, duplicate images, weak category fit, and incomplete item specifics.
- Quality fixes can unlock stronger search placement, timed-drop eligibility, and promoted placement review.
- Seller dashboards should show the exact fix needed instead of a vague warning.
Review & Publish
- Final review shows buyer-facing preview, seller fee estimate, fulfillment settings, return setting, visibility label, and policy holds.
- Operators can see why a listing is ready, needs proof, needs hub intake, or should stay paused.
- Publish history should record owner, timestamp, major edits, and review status.
Seller Dashboard
Graded-card inventory, auctions, orders, reports, returns, and analytics.
Seller Return Settings
Defaults, category exceptions, condition windows, buyer messages, refund holds, and proof needs.
Bulk Listing
Templates, batch drafts, quality checks, hub routing, and publish controls.
Inventory Import
Catalog mapping, row repair, team review, and controlled publishing.
Catalog Quality
Category fit, required attributes, variants, duplicate checks, and repair paths.
Condition Guide
Category proof, photos, item checks, handoff notes, and report evidence.
Shipment Handoff
Seller packing, label choice, tracking, QR pickup, insurance, and issues.
Seller Growth
Listing quality, saved-search demand, timed-drop candidates, and visibility labels.
Current demo state
Listing creation is represented as a guided seller workflow.
The demo shows draft fields, media checklists, selling format, pricing signals, fulfillment choices, quality prompts, and publish review with seeded marketplace content.
Future platform state
Launch-ready listing creation needs stored drafts and publish controls.
Launch needs account-linked drafts, media storage, category validation, price history, moderation review, seller permissions, edit history, and publish logs.