Sports cards
Review player, year, set, card number, team, parallel, serial, autograph, rookie, and grading context.
Review first
- Player or athlete
- Year or season
- Set and insert or subset
- Card number
Supported cards
Supported card types and review requirements in VizionLyst
VizionLyst currently provides separate Draft workflows for sports cards, Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, and One Piece cards. Each Draft job uses one selected family, and every generated identity remains a proposal for the seller to compare with the physical card before publishing.
Before you upload
One shared photo standard
Every supported family starts with a seller-confirmed front-and-back pair.
- Choose one card family for the jobSelect Sports Cards, Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, or One Piece before adding the batch. Split a mixed stack into separate Draft jobs so every pair uses the intended identification rubric.
- Provide one front and one back image per cardEach active pair group must contain exactly two ready images. Use clear, well-lit JPG/JPEG, PNG, HEIC, and HEIF files that preserve the printed identifiers and condition evidence available on the card.
- Confirm the pair before processingAutomatic grouping is an organizational starting point. Review the front and back labels, swap their order when needed, and remove incomplete, mismatched, blurry, or unwanted images before starting the Draft job.
Pokémon
Review card name, set and collector number, rarity, finish, language, variant, and grading context.
Review first
- Card name
- Set name and set code
- Card or collector number
- Rarity
Magic: The Gathering
Review card name, set and collector number, rarity, finish, language, treatment, and grading context.
Review first
- Card name
- Set name and set code
- Collector number
- Rarity
One Piece
Review the printed card code, set, rarity, character, card type, language, treatment, and grading context.
Review first
- Card name
- Game and set
- Printed card code
- Rarity
Condition and grading
Raw and graded listings use different review fields
Card-family identification does not replace condition or slab review. Confirm the listing state that matches the physical card.
Raw or ungraded cards
Use for a card that is not professionally encapsulated. Card identity does not establish condition.
- ConditionReview the proposed raw-card condition and choose the supported value that matches the physical card.
Graded cards
Use for an encapsulated card with a readable grading label. Review every proposed value before submission.
- GraderConfirm or enter the professional grading company shown on the slab label.
- GradeConfirm or enter the exact grade shown on the slab label.
The List review keeps Raw / Ungraded and Graded behavior explicit. Graded listings require grader and grade; raw listings use a card-condition value instead.
Support boundaries
What a supported family does and does not promise
Dedicated support does not guarantee every set, language, variation, grade, or result. Generated values remain seller-reviewed proposals, and VizionLyst is independent of eBay and card publishers.