A simpler card-show table

Make the table easy to browse before you add more inventory.

CREELDEAL editorial guide · General guidance, not a personal test report from Kenny.

1. Choose three clear zones

Give premium cards a visible, protected area; use a separate space for clearly priced singles; keep sets, packs and larger items together. Shoppers should be able to understand the table without unpacking it.

2. Price the browseable cards

Use consistent price labels or clearly marked boxes. Keep a small reference list for higher-priced items so you can answer quickly without guessing.

3. Keep the working space usable

Leave a small area for completing sales, packaging purchases and setting down a card for a closer look. Store overflow below the table and replenish selectively.

4. Make the follow-up easy

Display your store name and a QR link to your eBay store. Before the event, test the code with a phone from the distance a visitor will use it.

5. Learn from the day

Note what visitors ask for, which price ranges move and which displays get overlooked. Use those observations to change the next setup.