Selling a Lot or a Whole Hobby Room

Whether basement, attic or a whole hobby room: if you want to get rid of everything at once, you can offer a lot. With a bit of preparation it works well.

By Miss Rare · Updated: 10 Nov 2026

In short

A lot is a mixed package of several items. It saves you the work of selling every piece individually. Valuable pieces, however, should be set aside beforehand and assessed individually.

How to go about it

  • Get an overview: Roughly sort cards, games, films, LEGO, figures and accessories.
  • Separate the valuable pieces: Put rare cards, sealed sets and sought-after games aside.
  • Photograph: One overview photo per pile and individual photos of the best pieces.
  • List briefly: Quantity, platform or theme and condition per pile are enough.
  • Send a request: Enter everything in the sell-to-us form.

What fits in a lot

Trading cards, LEGO and Playmobil, video games, Blu-rays and DVDs, Funko Pop, Skylanders figures, board games and other collectibles. The clearer the description, the faster an offer arrives.

Good to know

Do not throw anything away before sorting, and store delicate items dry. For large quantities, ask beforehand how best to describe the items and what to consider when shipping.

Current listings in the shop

This is how lots and collections are offered at Miss Rare.

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Frequently asked questions

What is a lot?

A mixed package of several items that are sold together.

Do I have to photograph everything individually?

No. Overview photos per pile plus individual photos of the special pieces are enough.

Is a lot worthwhile?

It saves time. Valuable single pieces bring more when they are assessed separately.

How much can it be?

From a single piece to a whole room. Roughly describe the scope in your message.

Current listings in the shop

All listings with the original image – purchases are made securely through eBay.