Turn Haki TCG scans into a TCGplayer upload

Drop in your Haki TCG collection exports. Every One Piece card is matched to its TCGplayer SKU and repeat scans collapse into one line, ready for TCGplayer's inventory uploader.

Your files are read in this tab. Only card numbers and prices are sent out, to look up TCGplayer IDs.

Haki doesn't record condition, so every card in the upload is listed at the one you pick here.

Exporting from Haki TCG

  1. Open the collection you scanned into.
  2. Choose Export, then the CSV format.
  3. Drop the file here, along with any other sessions you want combined.
  4. Upload the result on TCGplayer's Pricing page. Quantities are added to what you already have listed.

How cards are matched

  • A card with no variant suffix is matched to its original printing in its own set, never to a reprint.
  • A suffixed card such as OP06-023-v1 is matched to the TCGplayer printing whose market price is closest to the price Haki recorded. Printings of one card are usually priced far apart, and every pick is listed in the receipt so you can check it.
  • Each card is listed at today's TCGplayer market price. Japanese scans are left out, since TCGplayer's One Piece catalog is English.

What leaves this tab, and what doesn't

  • Your CSVs are read by JavaScript running in this tab. The files themselves are never uploaded.
  • To find TCGplayer IDs, the page sends each distinct card's number, set code and Haki's recorded price to this site's server. Not your quantities, card names, collection name or anything else in the export.
  • The server keeps no record of the request. The only thing it saves is the TCGplayer catalog data it looked up, which is public and the same for everyone.
  • This page sets no cookies and saves nothing to your browser's storage. Close the tab and every file you dropped is gone.
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