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# Selling an item

## Overview

Learn how to sell an item on the DG Live Marketplace using the same grouping format as buying.<br>

### Steps

1. Navigate to the DG Live website.
2. Click on the **Marketplace** button in the header to open the drop-down menu.
3. Click on **Sell** to view your eligible items for sale.
4. Items are first displayed as collections grouped by their NFT addresses. Click on a collection to view the NFTs within it.
5. NFTs within a collection are displayed in resource groups, based on their image, name, and NFT address. This grouping makes it easier to navigate collections with many items.
6. Select the items you wish to sell, which may include multiple copies of the same item within a resource group, making it convenient for mass selling.
7. Set the desired price for your items and click **List for Sale** to make them available on the DG Live Marketplace.


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