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This walks through building a card list from scratch, filling it with specific cards, and putting a half-off pricing rule on it so the whole list moves to clear out fast. We’ll build a “Sell This Now” list — the cards you want gone this week — but the same flow works for any pile you assemble by hand: a show box, a deck, a grading submission. Lists are different from bookmarked searches: a bookmark is a saved query that re-runs, a list is the exact cards you chose. If a card sells, it stays on the list so you can still find it. That makes lists the right tool for “this specific pile.”

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What you’ll end up with

  • A “Sell This Now” list you can pull up with one click
  • Cards added two ways: one at a time from a card’s detail panel, and in bulk from a filtered search
  • A pricing rule that prices everything on the list at half off, floored, regardless of game

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Step 1: Create the list

Open the Cards tab. In the toolbar, click the Lists button — the layers icon, sitting next to the bookmark button. The Lists popover opens.
The Lists toolbar button open, showing the Lists popover with existing list chips and a New list form at the bottom
At the bottom of the popover, type Sell This Now in the + New list form and create it. A new chip appears for it. Behind the scenes Hoard gives it the slug sell-this-now — that’s what you’ll type to search the list, and it stays fixed even if you rename the list later.

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Step 2: Add one card from its detail panel

Find a card you want to move and open its detail panel (click the card, or use the chevron on its table row). Look for the LISTS row, which shows any lists the card is already on plus a dashed + Add to list button.
A card's detail panel with the LISTS row and an Add to list checkbox picker open, showing a checkbox for each list
Click + Add to list, tick Sell This Now in the picker, and the card is on the list. This is the path when you’re looking at one card and want to drop it on a list without leaving the detail view.

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Step 3: Add a whole batch in bulk

One at a time is fine for a few cards, but usually you want to add a pile at once. Do that with a filtered search plus the bulk add. First, narrow your inventory to exactly the cards you want on the list. For a “Sell This Now” list you might search something like set:"Obsidian Flames" price>2 to grab the worth-listing cards from a set you’re clearing out. Whatever filter you run, the table shows just those cards. Then open the Export panel on the Cards tab and click Add results to a list (it’s next to Print QR labels). Pick Sell This Now. Every card currently showing — the exact filtered set — gets added.
Bulk add acts on what you filtered to, so your search, game scope, and status filters all carry through. If the batch would push the list past its 1,000-card cap, Hoard adds what fits and tells you how many were left off.

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Step 4: Pull up the list

Now check your work. Type list:sell-this-now in the search bar and run it. The table filters to just the cards on the list, and a filter chip shows the list is active.
A list:sell-this-now style search showing the filtered list members and the active list filter chip
You can narrow further from here — list:sell-this-now price>20 to see just the pricier cards on the list, for example. And if you ever want to see what’s already sold off the list, add is:gone: list:sell-this-now is:gone shows the cards that have since delisted or sold to zero. By default those are hidden, so the plain search shows only what you still have.

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Step 5: Price the whole list at half off

Now attach a pricing rule so everything on the list is marked down to move. Set up a pricing rule whose query is list:sell-this-now, with a multiplier of 0.50x. A list rule is allowed to skip the game scope that other rules require — a list is already a specific set of cards you chose by hand, and a real “sell this now” shelf legitimately mixes games — so you don’t need to add a game: token. When the rule runs, it takes half of each card’s source price and then runs that through your price floors, so nothing drops below the minimum you’ve set. It’s “half the source price, then floored,” not a flat 50% of whatever’s currently showing.
Membership changes re-price immediately. Add another card to the list and it’s marked down right away — you don’t wait for the next sync. Pull a card off the list and it falls back to your other rules on the spot.
You can confirm the rule landed in Settings > Rules, where it appears in your rule list with its match count. Rules are evaluated top to bottom, first match wins, so drag it where you want it relative to your other rules.

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What you can do next

  • Print QR labels for the list. Filter to list:sell-this-now, then use Print QR labels in the Export panel to label the physical pile that matches the list.
  • Build a show box the same way. Make a “Con Box” list, add the cards going to a convention, and price the whole box to move with a list:con-box rule.
  • Audit what sold. Run list:sell-this-now is:gone after a busy week to see exactly which cards cleared off the list.
  • Clean up when you’re done. When the list has served its purpose, search it until it’s empty and use the Delete link in the empty-state message. Deleting the list never touches the cards.