Any way to mass sell all my steam trading cards?
I have a large number of steam trading cards and for me they are just filling up my inventory, I have no interest in doing anything with them except selling them. Is there any way to mass sell all my steam trading cards?
Note that this is not an invitation to add me on steam for trading that system is too slow for me and not worth my time.
Best Answer
No, not through the steam market anyway. With the market you have to sell them all individually.
You might be able to trade them in bulk for a couple of items (like CS:GO skins) that you can then put on the market quicker.
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Answer 2
There are actually bots in steam that buys trading cards.
One good example: http://steamcommunity.com/id/CardExchange
The buying rates may differ from one bot to another. You can search through steam for more examples.
If you are looking to sell for steam wallet (steam market transaction), unfortunately that is not possible.
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