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Unlock and Use the Bulk Donation Box
Use the TCG Card Shop Simulator bulk donation box to give away spare cards, improve customer reviews and protect copies needed for decks, bundles or sale.
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Buy the box and donate surplus individual cards
On PC, unlock the Bulk Donation Box at shop level 18, buy it for $1,200 through MY DIY, and place it where customers can reach it before depositing unwanted individual cards. Customers can take donated cards for free, so protect copies you still need before adding your surplus.
Bulk Donation Box details
| Item | Unlock | Purchase cost | How to get it | Capacity and contents | Effect |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bulk Donation Box | Shop level 18 | $1,200 on PC | Purchase through the MY DIY furniture app. | Up to 10,000 unwanted individual cards. | Customers take cards for free; giveaways can improve shop reviews and produce no direct checkout revenue. |
Use the box for unwanted individual cards after deciding which copies you want to keep. Donation removes those cards from your saleable collection stock. The benefit is customer experience and the possibility of better shop reviews, rather than direct checkout income.
Set up the box for customers
- Reach shop level 18. This unlocks the Bulk Donation Box for purchase through the MY DIY furniture app.
- Buy the Bulk Donation Box for $1,200 through MY DIY on PC. This gives you the furniture needed to offer donated cards to customers.
- Place the box in a customer-accessible part of the shop. This lets customers reach the cards you choose to give away.
- Set aside deck copies, missing collection prints, valuable singles and cards reserved for a bundle. This leaves a donation selection based on cards you actually consider surplus.
- Deposit the unwanted individual cards into the box. Those cards become available for customers to take without buying them.
Keep useful duplicates before donating
Check the specific print before treating a card as an unwanted duplicate. A familiar monster name alone is not enough to decide that the copy is surplus. Keep cards that serve a collection, deck, sale or bundle goal before preparing the donation batch.
- Keep copies required for a legal Tetramon deck. Decide which cards belong in your playing collection before donating the leftovers.
- Keep prints needed for an incomplete collection. Review the actual print instead of deciding from the monster's name.
- Keep valuable singles you want to sell. Donating them gives up their place in your saleable collection stock without producing direct checkout revenue.
- Keep cards reserved for a planned 100-card Workbench bundle. Make that reservation before choosing the remaining cards for donation.
What you surrender and what you gain
Donated cards leave your saleable collection stock, and customers receive them without a purchase. Giving cards away can improve shop reviews, but there is no guaranteed cash reward for each donated card. Choose donation when the customer-experience benefit matters more to you than keeping those copies available for sale.
The box suits excess cards you no longer want for decks, collection progress, bundles or individual sales. If a copy still serves any of those goals, keep it out of the donation selection. You can make the decision card by card without treating every duplicate as something to give away.
